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Video Title / CaptionMost-heard piano piece ever? Bach finished his Prelude in C in 1722 — the opening of The Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1. He wrote it for harpsichord; the piano as we know it hadn't yet taken hold. In the 1850s, Charles Gounod composed a melody to sit on top of Bach's harmonies. Set to the Latin Ave Maria text, that overlay became one of the most-played wedding and service pieces in the world. Most people have heard this music as "Ave Maria" — and never knew it was Bach. The prelude itself is two minutes of steady broken chords. No big arrivals. Music that ages slowly because nothing in it tries to grab you. 🎹 Latest release: "In the Stillness of Morning" (Nov 2025). TranquilStreams.com. #bach #preludeinc #bwv846 #classicalpiano #pianotok #pianocover #avemaria #gounod #baroquepiano #StressRelief #anxietyrelief #sleepmusic #focusmusic #tranquilstreams #pianoforcalm
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Most-heard piano piece ever? Bach finished his Prelude in C in 1722 — the opening of The Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1. He wrote it for harpsichord; the piano as we know it hadn't yet taken hold. In the 1850s, Charles Gounod composed a melody to sit on top of Bach's harmonies. Set to the Latin Ave Maria text, that overlay became one of the most-played wedding and service pieces in the world. Most people have heard this music as "Ave Maria" — and never knew it was Bach. The prelude itself is two minutes of steady broken chords. No big arrivals. Music that ages slowly because nothing in it tries to grab you. 🎹 Latest release: "In the Stillness of Morning" (Nov 2025). TranquilStreams.com. #bach #preludeinc #bwv846 #classicalpiano #pianotok #pianocover #avemaria #gounod #baroquepiano #StressRelief #anxietyrelief #sleepmusic #focusmusic #tranquilstreams #pianoforcalm

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