Reduce, Sing, Play! (Right Hand's Turn)

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Breaking down Bach, this time in my right hand! The passage featured here is m. 65-69, from the 1st mov't of the Italian Concerto, BWV 971 (1734) by J.S. Bach.

First, you hear me play the isolated notes (aka the notes I'm listening for) in the right hand part. Next, you hear me playing the actual right hand part, while singing the isolated notes. Finally, I play the passage with both hands, as written.

This is one of the most valuable practice methods I have for working on Bach's music at my piano. Singing, in particular, is incredibly valuable to pianists!

Here's a similar video I made: https://youtube.com/shorts/ge44lETR3LQ?feature=share

Sheet music for Bach's Italian Concerto: https://ks15.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/2/23/IMSLP00795-BWV0971.pdf

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