Pianophilia

nms:

Some years ago my alterego hatched a project to produce copies of the fugues from Bach's WTC Bk1 where each voice was printed in a different colour. When I pressed him on why he should do such a crazy thing he mentioned that it had been on his bucket list for quite a while since his students would find it instructive, and indeed they did.

Edit: file removed and updated in a subsequent message below.

Regards
Fred

Dear Fred and Chris ,

I can't thank you enough for sharing this wonderful resource.

Best regards,
Parag

parag wrote:Dear Fred and Chris ,

I can't thank you enough for sharing this wonderful resource.

Best regards,
Parag

Seconded!

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Wow, thank you for this!
When I was a piano student all those years ago, it was only through Bach's fugues that I really began to appreciate his genius, so yes, this is very much appreciated!
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alfor wrote:

parag wrote:Dear Fred and Chris ,

I can't thank you enough for sharing this wonderful resource.

Best regards,
Parag

Seconded!

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Of course I remember... my response is right after your post set on this very same link. It's really nice.

Thanks,
Parag

Whilst the preludes in WTC are not strictly fugal, most are sufficiently contrapuntal that different voices are clearly distinguishable. We have included the preludes and updated some of the fugues in the attached file. Regards
Fred

For those who like early editions of Bach, courtesy of Sibley.

Publication Name: Le clavecin bien tempâerâe : ou Preludes et fugues dans tous les tons et demitons du mode majeur et mineur
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Bach, Johann, Sebastian (1685 - 1750)

Regards
Fred

Two works:

Fantasie c-moll
and
Fantasia C-minor