J.S. Bach - 15 Sinfonias (Three Part Inventions) BWV 787-801

Bach’s 15 masterful Sinfonias (also known as "three‑part inventions"), composed between 1720 and 1723 and arranged in ascending key from C major (BWV 787) to B minor (BWV 801). Originally written as pedagogical material for his eldest son, Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, these pieces showcase Bach’s genius in counterpoint and melodic invention polished through didactic exercises. "in which amateurs of the keyboard, and especially the eager ones, are shown a clear way not only of learning to play cleanly in two voices, but also, after further progress, of dealing correctly and satisfactorily with three obbligato parts; at the same time not only getting good inventiones, but developing the same satisfactorily, and above all arriving at a cantabile manner in playing, all the while acquiring a strong foretaste of composition. " J.S. Bach Sinfonias 1-15 BWV 787-801 00:00 Sinfonia no.1　C-dur BWV 787 01:16 Sinfonia no.2　c-moll BWV 788 03:56 Sinfonia no.3　D-dur BWV 789 05:16 Sinfonia no.4　d-moll BWV 790 07:35 Sinfonia no.5　Es-dur BWV 791 11:10 Sinfonia no.6　E-dur BWV 792 12:38 Sinfonia no.7　e-moll BWV 793 16:20 Sinfonia no.8　F-dur BWV 794 17:30 Sinfonia no.9　f-moll BWV 795 21:35 Sinfonia no.10　G-dur BWV 796 22:42 Sinfonia no.11　g-moll BWV 797 25:50 Sinfonia no.12　A-dur BWV 798 27:26 Sinfonia no.13　a-moll BWV 799 29:45 Sinfonia no.14　B-dur BWV 780 31:51 Sinfonia no.15　h-moll BWV 781 piano: Louis Leerink info & online piano lessons: https://www.louisleerink.com/