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Prelude and Fugue III - Book II sheet music for piano solo (or harpsichord) by Johann Sebastian Bach, classical score, intermediate piano (or harpsichord)

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Skill Level:	intermediate
Duration:	3' 52"
Note Range:	C#2-C#6

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Prelude and Fugue III - Book II

by Johann Sebastian Bach for piano solo (or harpsichord)

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About "Prelude and Fugue III"

Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for piano (or harpsichord), bWV 872, from the Well Tempered Clavier, book II.

Publisher: Virtual Sheet Music

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Instrumentation:

piano solo (or harpsichord)

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

intermediate

Genre:

classical

Key Signature:

C# major

Time Signature:

4/4

Tempo:

♩=60-80 BPM

Duration:

3' 52"

Pages:

10 (actual music: 6 pages)

Note Range:

C#2-C#6

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Reviews about Prelude and Fugue III:

Heavenly by Rebecca * VSM MEMBER * on May 2021

Lovely and unusual piece. The melody weaves its usual Bach magic. Challenging for me though, working out all those black notes. In truth, the music notation is beautifully clear but I do wish fingering had been added as I have
such trouble memorising music. Still,
that said, I managed to find the Wilhelm
Kempf recording which is slower than others
and the option to hear the music and slow it right down is the best aid ever and has kept me engaged.

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Not a review by Rebecca * VSM MEMBER * on April 2021

I heard this first just yesterday on the series Smiley’s People. Sound Hound helped me track it down but honestly it’s way beyond me. Any chance there’s a simpler transcription somewhere?

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