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Prelude in E for piano


Mikebat321

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There you go.

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  • 1 month later...

A very charming piece. The descending bass lines give the whole prelude a strong sense of direction, the harmonic changes sustain interest. However, the double octave jumps in some bars in the bass are very demanding. (Like m. 10 and m. 30, if I counted correctly.) Some very nice cadences in there, btw!

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  • 2 weeks later...

Couldn't help liking the video on YouTube. This is great! It reminds me of Bach, of course, but also vaguely of Shostakovich's Fugue No. 7 in A Major. Both pieces have pretty static rhythmic patterns but go through some beautiful chord changes (Shostakovich's fugue is 100 percent consonant, but he somehow keeps our attention).

 

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