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The Well-Tempered Clavier Book Ⅱ BWV 870-893
| No. 1 Prelude Fugue | No. 2 Prelude Fugue | No. 3 Prelude Fugue | No. 4 Prelude Fugue |
| No. 5 Prelude Fugue | No. 6 Prelude Fugue | No. 7 Prelude Fugue | No. 8 Prelude Fugue |
| No. 9 Prelude Fugue | No. 10 Prelude Fugue | No. 11 Prelude Fugue | No. 12 Prelude Fugue |
| No. 13 Prelude Fugue | No. 14 Prelude Fugue | No. 15 Prelude Fugue | No. 16 Prelude Fugue |
| No. 17 Prelude Fugue | No. 18 Prelude Fugue | No. 19 Prelude Fugue | No. 20 Prelude Fugue |
| No. 21 Prelude Fugue | No. 22 Prelude Fugue | No. 23 Prelude Fugue | No. 24 Prelude Fugue |
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Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian Title: Das Wohltemperierte Klavier Ⅱ No. 9 Präludium Opus or Catalogue Number: BWV 878 Key: E major Year of composition: 1740 ca.Scores: IMSLP
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