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an un-assuming three part invention

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Hi @AKAChristopher ,

Haha for me this is a three part fugue anyway! This is very enjoyable and fluent piece for me! I like how use the head and tail of the subject throughout the piece to make it coherent. The development is logical yet emotional. I do hear some parallel octaves but maybe it's my mistake. Even they appear it certainly doesn't undermine anything since this is lovely! Thanks for sharing!

Henry

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thanks for your kind words. 

it is interesting - to me at least (!) - that i did not consciously use early motives in later passages. i constructed this measure by measure with ideas that presented themselves to me in my inner ear being notated down as i went along. i suppose it is not un-common for a composer to become so imbued with certain ideas that they are used in an almost automatic fashion throughout a given work as i feel happened here. of course there are other more thoughtful and conscious approaches that can be used and i don't mean to make too much of what i did here or how but i think i learned at least some small things about certain aspects of some compositional processes even given the somewhat simplistic work that was created/found.

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