Unknotting Bach Goldberg Variations Var5

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Listen to my Goldberg Variations album on Streaming Platforms! • Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/6TUiZQ... • Amazon Music: https://www.amazon.com/Variatio-Clav-... • Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/album/53037... • --- • This series aims to make Bach's Goldberg Variations more comfortable to play on piano. Urtext notation edits and fingering suggestions featured in each video for download in my new edition: • VIDEO: • Bach Goldberg Variations (Complete) in Overhead Keyboard View (v.2) • • Video • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • PIANO LESSON: videos take each variation individually, highlight changes made to the urtext notation and offer fingering suggestions via variation played at a slow tempo. • • Bach Goldberg Variations • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • ARIA: (and Aria da Capo) is played from the Ferruccio Busoni edition of the Goldberg Variations available (Free) from IMSLP Public Domain Music Library. • http://imslp.org/wiki/Goldberg-Variat... • Select Arrangements and Transcriptions tab. • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • HARMONIC PEDAL: • In this recording I use the harmonic pedal (4th pedal on the Lyra) Our English and French language Harmonic Pedal channels: • / harmonicpianopedal • / lapedaleharmonique • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • Spoken dialogue in this video in English language text (as requested for online translation) • Variation 5 is one of the most enjoyable minute and a half (approximately) of all keyboard music - in both the musical and physical sense - to play on piano I know of, that is, when these notes highlighted in brown are regrouped like this ... • Variation 5 was written for a 2 manual harpsichord and is the 1st of the crossing hands variations to potentially knot-up the fingers, at a fast tempo, in certain sections highlighted, if you play the variation as set out in the urtext edition, on piano. • There's absolutely no need for this to be the case and I've regrouped the notes as if the variation was originally written for a single keyboard like this ... • You can download these image files from my piano facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s... • These note regroupings allow the individual voices to be played with more control in these otherwise tricky sections, in either legato or staccato and with a decidedly more predictable outcome in performance. • • Here's Variation 5 in an overhead keyboard view. I begin the variation in forte and repeat in mezzo piano in both sections. • Here's the right and left hand seperately at a slow tempo for those looking for fingering suggestions: • Here's Variation 4 and 5 run together.

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