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hi
I am looking for a bach sinfonia to play, at the moment i'm playing bortkiewicz ballade (about half way through)
thanks for your help!
Zac
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These sinfonias are also known as "three part inventions". I like number 11 because it was easy to learn it 
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I've always love the B minor.
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15, 5 and 2 in that order..
i love em.
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love and peace, Õun (apple in Estonian)
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Is #7 in E Major?
I should know this, huh? If it is in E my student just finished learning it. But it could be #6 that she learned, that is if it is in E.
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#6 is E major, #7 is E minor.
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no.2 is beautiful one, slower (andante pace) and not too hard. i used to play it but now can't remember how.
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I'd learn one that goes with a two part invention you play. I did that with #1 and #6, should attack #'s 4 and 10 but am too lazy.
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Originally posted by apple*:
15, 5 and 2 in that order..
i love em. i really like no.15, thanks for the suggestion apple
"I don't think I handle the notes much differently from other pianists. But the pauses between the notes - ah, there is where the artistry lies" - Artur Schnabel
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15 and 2, but that's about it. This is my least favorite group of Bach compositions, down the bottom near the English Suites.
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