Prelude in B minor, from BWV855a (シロティ編、指番号・ペダルあり) - J.S. Bach/ A.Sitori

Bach-Siloti's Prelude in B minor is a breathtakingly beautiful and melancholic piece, arranged from Bach's Prelude in E minor (The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1, No. 10, BWV 855).

The piece features a serene, flowing arpeggio throughout. The tempo in the reference video is approximately BPM 64–70, which serves as a great guide for your practice.

■ Practice at Your Own Pace

You might worry that your left hand can’t reach all the notes, but please relax—the pedal will keep the sound connected, so you don't need to stretch uncomfortably.

The beautiful, resonant harmony of these arpeggios remains perfectly intact, even when played at a calm or slower tempo. For adult learners and seniors returning to the piano, we highly recommend aiming for a comfortable, relaxed tempo of ♩=48 to start with.

[Composer / Title]

Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach

Arranger: Alexander Siloti (Ziloti)

Title: Prelude in B minor (from Bach's Prelude in E minor, BWV855)

[About Fingering]

Fingering numbers are included as a guide. If you find any passages difficult to play due to the size or shape of your hands, please feel free to adjust the fingering to what feels most comfortable for you.

We highly recommend watching the performance video before purchasing to check the difficulty level and musical nuances.

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