English: This Invention - G Major 2-parts, happily dancing and existing from my memory of childhood, has woven out my primary love of Baroque matters. Though it applied total Baroque Staccato and long-sentence ornamentations to express a joyful fashion of Baroque Dance (British jig) - Gigue in piano instrumentation, you couldn't feel quite boring and tired, but be willing to move on and on, round and round, until the end of a Golden Era. Alongside your behaviours, holly lights were reasonably shining around the area your dancing steps traced out where an imagination Baroque Suite room of yourself appeared (even only for you single). It was quite right that the decorations of this Baroque Suite room were following principles and patterns of Baroque Era - Canon, Counterpoint, Polyphony, Woven body, dance rhyme and ornamentation...; but still, it left some great developing zones for your own 'inventions'. You see, long-sentence ornamentations can be waving tide by tide; and your body languages can also be designed out a life style of people living there while you were dancing your fingers upon keyboard...

Though compared with the natural gracefulness in Invention 14th, 10th was a little bit weak in the praying of immortal spirituality ; it gave a festival celebration of true joyfulness' back-returning and your down-calming mood to hold them in mortal complexes - such as companying your family all day, and tasting an afternoon tea with them in the fall suggested from Grandma's Bible classroom, or something else... But, dear kids and young teenagers, you knew, Baroque staccato - your natural & relaxing wrists, fast-dancing fingering but still with very good & controllable manners, pearls-liked staccato note-quality, sentences' breaths and those highlighted rhyme-heads still need many years' training and your dedicated enthusiasm.

You can put it in your piano courses and try to better it, alongside your growth.