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- Submitted: Apr 02 2012 10:21 PM
- Last Updated: Apr 02 2012 10:21 PM
- File Size: 4.59MB
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- Genre: Baroque Music
- Form: Fugue
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Organ fugue (g minor)
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It's probably my largest fugue project till now. It took about 6 hours to compose (if not longer).
What do you think of it?
Well, I know the traditional rules of fuge-writing and counterpoint quite well.
But I also listened a lot to counterpointal music. And that's maybe the most important.
(Altough a theoretical understanding is also important of course!)
Thanks!Well, I know the traditional rules of fuge-writing and counterpoint quite well.But I also listened a lot to counterpointal music. And that's maybe the most important.(Altough a theoretical understanding is also important of course!)
I am currently studing Gradus ad Parnassum, it's very complicated!
By which composer? Clementi?
Ha! This was genuinely funny, the way you take the baroque figurations and distorted them into a chromatic fugue. I loved it! I heard some very well placed suspensions that seemed out of context in the chromatic setting but yet that were so right. Very well done!
Thank you!
Okay, interesting!By which composer? Clementi?
I believe Joseph Fux's version of it. I love the style of dialect in it, like a book of Socrates where pupil & master converse back-n-forth constantly proving their wit. Gratsi, what famous books on contrapoint have you studied?
Very nice. I like the usage of chromatics.
Do you play the organ? Just glancing at the score I think there might be few parts that are unplayable.
Do you play the organ? Just glancing at the score I think there might be few parts that are unplayable.
I have had some organ lessons in the past, but I don't play it very well.
I agree with you that some parts are probably virtually unplayable. ;-)
I think most of it is playable if not all of it. I'll give it a go on the organ. This has been added to my favourite Fugues of all time.
Thanks. That's really flattering to hear.
Could you record yourself while playing this fugue? I think it would be really great when I have a real recording of this piece!
Sure, I will definitely record it. But I've only just started the organ so you might have to wait a few months or so.
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