Bach - D Minor Prelude (WTC, bk. 1) - Harmonic Analysis

Key are shown above the piano keyboard. D minor is the main key, but the music is sometimes in other, closely-related keys (F Major, Bb Major, A minor, G minor).
Non-Harmonic Tones are colored fuchsia.

[mtv]

You forgot the picardy third in the final chord - F should be sharp!

[christopherwilliams]

Thank you, I appreciate this so much!

[brugelxencerf]

sounds nice.  However, at university level music theory, this isn't analysis, since it's only chord names; that's like defining the meaning of a poem just by defining each word.

[brugelxencerf]

Byron.  I"m sorry.  I was being arrogant.  I actually like your version of the d minor prelude more than any of the others, because it's electronic!  (even though I used to be a big Gould fan).  Sorry to be over critical.   It is good as an intro step to define each chord.  A great instructional video

[reasonablyserious]

This sounds like it's from the Mr Bean Soundtrack lol

[JD_Washington]

Bach's counterpoint is very sloppy on this song. He should have just stayed in 3rd species; the 2nd and 4th are practically missing

[Saurumanx]

These are amazing, BUT the midi instruments just sound too terrible. If you could do this with a real recording (like your Vivaldi Winter; that was amazing), I'd be so happy.

Really, I just can't listen to it.