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A lively figure opens Invention No. 6 in E major and spreads through imitation. Tied notes and displaced accents create a particular flexibility: the rhythm must never become square even when both hands share closely related shapes.
Syncopations and sustained notes temporarily shift support above a steadier bass. Locate sequences that change the harmony and cadences where the voices meet. Balance depends on note duration as much as volume.
Practise the ties without pedal, genuinely holding long notes while the other fingers move. First mark the pulse aloud, then allow syncopations to cross it. In imitations, retain the same articulation from one hand to the other and lighten sequence endings to prepare the next cadence.
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