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Bach: Prelude Patita in E
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- Composer
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- ISRC
- ATL332609252
- Recorded
- Abbey Road Studios, 2019
- Tempo (BPM)
- 135
- Key
- E major
About this track
Fast-paced, intricate harpsichord and strings open at 0:02 in E major — virtuosic, determined, and formally elegant from the very first bar. Bach's Partita maintains relentless contrapuntal energy throughout, each passage building in complexity toward a decisive final statement that arrives with uncompromising authority. Sophisticated, dramatic, and timelessly compelling.
Bach: Prelude Patita in E is a classical piece for harpsichord and strings in E major at 135 BPM. Virtuosically elegant, sophisticatedly dramatic, and formally determined — energy at 7/10 — it is suited to historical drama scenes, luxury brand commercials, art gallery documentaries, university prospectus videos, scenes depicting genius or intense concentration, fine dining advertisements, high-end real estate tours, theatrical trailers for period films, and wine or spirits branding where Bach's intricate keyboard virtuosity and historical sophistication define the essential character.
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Rights at a glance: Partita No. 3 in E major (Prelude, Gavotte)
- The composition
- Public domain — Johann Sebastian Bach died in 1750, beyond the usual life-plus-70-year term; territory-specific exceptions should be checked. Anyone may perform, arrange or re-record the work itself.
- This recording
- Protected in its own right (the related rights of its performers and producer) — Artyfile owns this recording and licenses it directly: €29.90 once for lifetime worldwide sync rights (with a licence certificate as documented proof), or own a numbered 1% share of the master from €69.90.
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