PERFORMANCE FEATURES OF I.S. BACH'S POLYPHONIC WORKS FOR PIANO

The presented article is dedicated to the polyphonic works of I.S. Bach, a prominent representative of the Baroque era, a genius organist, composer, teacher. The article theoretically examines the preludes and fugues included in "The Well-Tempered Clavier" by I. S. Bach. The shape, structure and metrorhythmic characteristics of the analyzed preludes and fugues are revealed, and the performance issues are solved here. The article mainly analyzes the composer's preludes and fugues, but also includes some of his inventions. It is known that I. S. Bach is the author of 48 preludes and fugues for the piano, including a large number of inventions. It is not possible to analyze all of these mentioned works within one article. For this reason, polyphonic works, which are the most frequently used in the teaching process, have been addressed. In the end, it is concluded that I.S. Bach is the author of 48 "Preludes and Fugues" and these "Preludes and Fugues", published in two volumes, play an important role in the educational process. I.S. Bach's polyphonic works for piano are used with great advantage in the teaching process, maintaining their relevance to our modern times.