Lute Suite A-Minor BWV 995, J.S. Bach - Sarabande

The Sarabande from Suite BWV 995 is definitly the most difficult easy pieces I ever played. "Three Easy Pieces for Guitar by J.S. Bach" - That was the name of a publication of Karl Scheit, Universal Edition Vienna: among the Sarabande there was „the" Prelude BWV 999 and „the“ Bourée BWV 996. The Sarabande of the Lute-Suite BWV 995 is as beautiful as it is demanding when it comes to understanding. It might be easy for the fingers, but that can get pretty tricky when you try to pull out musical meaning. Analysis helps: let me share with you my thoughts in that concern. Get access to the free PDF on my analysis and fingerings subscribing to my newsletter (link under the description). 00:00 00:23 Key Considerations: C-Minor According To Mattheson 01:19 The Form 02:04 The Harmony: Dissonance Creates Sadness 02:42 Harmony Spread In Time: The Following Bass 02:59 Preceeded Harmony In The Bass 03:48 Torn To Pieces By The Harmony 04:56 Inversion Of Order And Direction 05:37 Enclosed Dissonances 07:08 Indirect Dissonances 07:48 Ghost-A-Major 08:12 Crossed Harmony: G-6 and A7 09:40 C#-D in Three Different Environments 09:55 B2-Part 10:30 When The Solution Is Still Dissonant 12:19 The „Normal“ Cadence 14:09 The Sarabande - Performed ============================= for free pdf, subscribe to my newsletter: http://eepurl.com/iC22SU [email protected]   / joachim.geissler.1