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When I was a teenager trying to learn how to play piano, one of the hardest things for me was having to learn two different parts and then put them together. At least, that’s how my teenage brain saw ...

Bach's Invention No. 1 contains an entire universe of music as we learn in this episode with Kurt Stallmann, Associate Professor of Music at Rice University's Shepherd School of Music. It gets ...

It's rare that we offer a classical track, but Austrian pianist Till Fellner is an extraordinary interpreter of Johann Sebastian Bach. The sheer beauty of the music and sublime production of the ...

A fresh (and super fun!) practice idea: singing Bach's 2-part inventions! In this video, I share a new-to-me challenge that exercises both mind and voice. Grab a seat and explore creative ways to ...

The year winds down and with it the tricentenary of J. S. Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier I, assembled and signed by the master in 1722. But with the busiest B there’s always another timeless collection ...

What is an invention? -- Composing against the grain -- The ideal ritornello -- The status of a genre -- Matters of kind -- Figments of the organicist imagination -- On Bach's style -- Bach as critic ...

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Simone Dinnerstein can remember the first time she heard one of Bach’s two-part inventions. She was about 9 years old and attended the Manhattan School of Music every Saturday in its precollege ...