Bach's Two-Part Invention No. 2 in C minor, BWV 773, is a concise masterwork demonstrating contrapuntal techniques. Part of his pedagogical collection for keyboard students, it explores motivic development through imitative counterpoint, embodying the Baroque ideal of combining technical rigor with expressive depth.
This two-part invention, part of Bach’s pedagogical keyboard works, teaches counterpoint and technique. It exemplifies Baroque polyphony with its intricate interplay between voices in C minor.
Bach's Two-Part Inventions were designed as technical studies for his students, demonstrating contrapuntal techniques in accessible miniature forms. Invention No. 2 in C Minor features chromatic tension and imitative dialogue between voices.
A pedagogical masterpiece from the Baroque era, this two-part invention demonstrates Bach's rigorous counterpoint while maintaining melodic inventiveness. It serves both technical training and artistic expression.
A pedagogical masterpiece from the Baroque era, this two-part invention explores melodic inversion and counterpoint, serving as both a technical exercise and expressive work.
