<glacius:metadata>

    <title>Bach - Prelude in C&#x266f; Major</title>

    <description>I recorded myself playing Bach's Prelude in C&#x266f; Major</description>

    <category>Music</category>

    <category>Music recording</category>

    <category>Piano</category>

    <category>Bach</category>

    <category>Classical music</category>

    <series order="5">2022 music project</series>

</glacius:metadata>

<p>

    For the 5th installment of my <glacius:link series="2022 music project" /> series, I

    spent a few hours practicing/polishing Bach's 

    <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prelude_and_Fugue_in_C-sharp_major,_BWV_848">Prelude

    in C&#x266f; major</a> from <em>The Well-Tempered Clavier - Book I</em>.

</p>

<p>

    I learned this piece a few years ago, which means I just played it enough I could

    play it approximately up to speed with not too many noticeable mistakes. Unfortunately,

    that's about as far as I got this week, as well. But I personally believe my piano's action

    is to blame.

</p>

<p>

    You can tell where I mess up because I make a nasty stank face.

</p>

<glacius:figure glacius:src="bach-prelude-csharp-major-stankface.jpeg" type="image">

    <caption>That sounded like a wrong note.</caption>

</glacius:figure>

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<glacius:figure glacius:src="bach-prelude-csharp-major-480p.mp4" type="video">

    <caption>

        Recording of Bach's <em>Prelude in C&#x266f; major</em> 

        <small>(recorded on <glacius:date value="2022-02-12" />)</small>

    </caption>

</glacius:figure>