What Rick Beato Gets Wrong About Bach
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0:00 Introduction. Reaction to Rick Beato
1:17 Bach's E major Prelude from WTC1
2:44 A digression about Sir András Schiff and Budapest
4:37 Is it really G maj7 # 5
5:52 What are the expectations Bach subverts?
6:57 Bach makes everything melancholic
8:20 Rick's analysis is neat but...
9:19 What about Tchaikovsky? ...etc.
10:20 Example from Romeo & Juliet
11:20 Bach vs Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin
12:28 A radical passage in Mozart's F major Sonata K533
13:44 Chopin's astonishing A minor Prelude
14:34 This is all about Counterpoint.
15:30 Bluesy moment in Chopin's Db Nocturne
16:35 Conclusion: context is important.
Following a suggestion from a member of the community, Matthew King reacts to Rick Beato's comments on Bach's E major Prelude, first playing the prelude and then suggesting what Bach's contemporaries would have expected the music to do. The video ends with examples from Mozart, Chopin and Tchaikovsky exploring fabulous harmonic regions in their music.
Rick Beato's original video about Bach is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcvUHdhROrk&t=589s
Matthew King's visit to Liszt's house is here:https://youtu.be/Bg4yap8d1J0?si=Cfz7VcoxsqBROhW6
Matthew King discusses Sir András Schiff's boycotting of Hungary in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnUUD2Op348&t=283s
Matthew King's recent video about Bach's 1st Prelude in C major is here: https://youtu.be/DjpEGs2vAYY?si=PEPBHljG2ypJkCM1
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Presenter/pianist: Matthew King (https://www.matthewkingcomposer.com)
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