About this work
From its opening, Invention No. 15 in B minor launches semiquavers that answer with almost improvised urgency. The motif moves rapidly across registers, yet the dialogue remains strict: each voice takes up precise elements and directs them towards a new tension.
Sequences can create the illusion of an uninterrupted flow. Nevertheless, follow the bass, imitations and cadences dividing the form. The pulse needs to remain steady beneath the runs; changes of harmony and direction already provide sufficient contrast.
Practise in short groups with fixed fingering, then connect them while aiming at every destination. Alternate the foreground between the hands and lighten intermediate notes. Keep wrists available through changes of register and increase tempo only when both voices remain audible through the final cadence.
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