Complete Bach: Three-Part Inventions

Carlo Pernigotti: Harpsichord

A journey into Bach’s contrapuntal writing. Carlo Pernigotti performs the complete set of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Three-Part Sinfonias (BWV 787–801), the fifteen works conceived by the composer both as stylistic exercises and as a true compositional workshop. Short yet remarkably rich pieces, they were written to teach performers how to make several independent voices “sing” together on a single keyboard instrument.

Heard in sequence, they form a compact portrait of Bach’s contrapuntal style, balancing pedagogical rigour with musical invention.

Free admission, no booking required.

One hour before the events, at 8:00 p.m., a guided tour will be offered inside the Romanesque monuments hosting the concerts.