Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this clip, Thomas Viloteau explains why he doesn’t recommend metronome practice for the Allegro of Bach’s BWV 998. His point is that if you practice this music too squarely, you risk training the hands in a way that won’t carry at speed and drain the phrasing, breathing, and flow out of the piece.
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In this clip, Thomas Viloteau explains why he doesn’t recommend metronome practice for the Allegro of Bach’s BWV 998. His point is that if you practice this music too squarely, you risk training the hands in a way that won’t carry at speed and drain the phrasing, breathing, and flow out of the piece.
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