Lydian Fugue

As it is modal, I didn't thought of some intervals that shouln't be used in tonal music. At least, it sounds nice to my ears.

Fuga Lidia - SCORE.pdf

Fuga Lidia.mp3

"No preview available". It'll sound nice to your ears since we don't really have that stigma against those intervals. I'd encourage a different set in the rules in mind, just to see if you can do it with the Lydian mode (i.e. augmented fourths must be resolved down)

Also, I'm not sure if this is what @aMusicComposer had in mind with this club...

Hi @Luis Hernández

This is a lovely fugue, and I would like to include it in the final set. However, I do not know what key to call it.

Thank you for submitting this work.

@aMusicComposer  Not a key, but lydian mode.

@aMusicComposer Best to call it DIA3# tonicized on D.

Make sure when you write your prelude that you add it to THIS thread, retitled "Prelude and Fugue in G major", then added to this thread:
Please also combine the prelude and fugue score into one piece/pdf.

Despite being in Lydian mode, the fugue sounds very pleasant for me. Good work!

The Lydian mode to me, is kind of like eating an artichoke. The first two leaves, a weird, and slightly unpleasant, but once you palate gets used to taste, it is quite palatable.  A good job.

It sounds good. These days it's fine to have some dissonance and some unexpected sounds. Maybe we even expect to hear something unexpected, for variety if for no other reason.