Calin's practice: Prelude in C minor, BWV 999

Here is my first practice video for BWV 999.

I attempted a slow constant tempo, metronome like, flat interpretation, almost no color, trying to get the notes right.

Working on a number of transitions which are not yet smooth or clear enough, buzzing in a few places.

Planning to zoom in on those transitions and also to bring up the volume of the base note.

Any advice is welcome. https://youtu.be/_WlRArYjK4I

Martin , regarding Ricardo's Version, one odd thing for me is that he plays the first note of every bar, doted, not following the score.  I understand you can play the base longer , here and there for an additional dramatic effect , to accentuate it, but he plays that almost everywhere? Personally I like it the way Bach wrote it, the prelude has a water like flow with ups and downs, something you loose if you dot every first note of a bar. 

Was there anything else I should have noticed? 

And yes, I watched your class on this prelude and got inspired by it. thanks Martin! My fingerings are a bit different in a few places though.  

Thanks Martin  for organizing, and thank you all for your support and patience for the dress rehearsal. 

Some lessons learned:  

- Stage fright does exist! I played worse than any of my performances in the last month. The one hour between the start of the rehearsal and the time I had to play was enough to "disconnect" me from the guitar and make me feel anxious. 

- I tried playing the prelude at a faster pace, which somehow I prefer. Note to self: do not start your concert with a fast piece! A slow one will be better, to (re)connect with the guitar in the concert setting .

Overall I thought my performance will look a bit like below , not what I delivered. Much more practice is needed :) 

Thank you.