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fugue in g minor

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Here is a little fugue.

Maybe I need to make more modulations...

Love.mid

fuga_sol_menor.mid

It was fair.

Phillip Spitta said in his large Biography Bach,

Page 284 Vol. 1

It is a constantly recurring phenomenon in history that the creations of human genius,

when they have been developed in any given direction to the greatest possible perfection,

begin to show some essential reaction, which overpowers and seeks to ruin them, and so

forms the germ of a new and quite different evolution.

I think this happened about halfway through the work, perhaps an episode with a sequence would have helped.

My only real objection to this - understanding that it's quite short - is that the action never halted for a moment. Good rhythmic identity and melodic ideas though.

It's better than the most fugues I wrote, I think. :(

Which means: good! But some more rythmic variaton would help, I guess.

I don't think there's a lack of modulation.

I think it works pretty well actually. What else have you written?

Invisionary--how's the c minor fugue coming along? You are working on it still, right?

I think it sounds OK, I have heard better, but you and I are alike in the sense of being new at this

OOT: I have written a really short Etude in A Major, but it's really short like 18 seconds, is there a standard amount of time they have to run for in order to post it for review?

good Work

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