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Tokkemon
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Submitted: Aug 03 2011 10:09 PM
Last Updated: Aug 03 2011 10:09 PM
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A short fugue for String Quartet that I wrote today. Obviously I've been listening to too much Bach and Handel lately...

composerorganist

Aug 03 2011 10:16 PM

Intersting in that you have some direct 5ths and octaves heard in the 2 voices at times as well as a few twists in your voice leading once in awhile - giving it a very neo-baroque, folksy sound. Was that intentional?

Morivou

Aug 03 2011 11:28 PM

Hey! This is simply lovely! I enjoyed the interplay of the voices. I do so love fugues because of that.

I appreciate your attempt and successful endeavor of incorporating a fresh look on the Neo-Baroque world. You seem to be writing very idiomatically for the strings. I am not used to that voicing because I don't usually write for that ensemble. Great piece! And, I agree with CO on all points, and I echo his question.

Tokkemon

Aug 03 2011 11:29 PM

I don't think the folksy thing was intentional but is surely was intentional to be Neo-Baroque.

Morivou

Aug 04 2011 10:30 AM