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- Submitted: Nov 04 2011 08:23 PM
- Last Updated: Nov 04 2011 08:23 PM
- File Size: 1.19MB
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- Form: Fugue
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Fugue in g minor
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A four-part fugue (for two pianos). Theme inspired by a subject of an old counterpoint exercise. Analysis included in a separate score.
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Stricter-sounding fugues are underrated, I think (and I say this despite the fact I'm not a fan of many fugues, save a few Bach fugues and Beethoven's 4th Movement of his Hammerklavier, which is utterly masterpiece-material) It's fun to just have a free-form and do what you want, and indeed, it can result in great music. But you really nailed the sound of a strict, by-the-book fugue, and it turned out amazing! Always pleasant and clear in phrasing, and good use of separate voices, as far as I can tell. (Let's remember that pleasantness in music can still be a good thing
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