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Film, Multimedia, Orchestra, Small Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles, Other
"What!? no Froberger? he wrote some excellent fugues:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC5logcaE0w"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC5logcaE0w"
"Repeating the same material in the subject isn't usually good practice. Perhaps just use the last phrase as the subject and omit the repetition, or make use of the sequences in the original instead of straight-out repetition?"
"Here's an idea for you: during one of your cadences, sneak a subject entry into the mix. I forget the exact terminology, I think it's called a "hidden entry" or something like that. Of course, this only works with certain kinds of subjects -- the…"
"Cheers HST, I agree I have a lot of work to do on developing my subjects, I never really run them through exhaustive manipulations and combinations and usually peter out after a minute or so. I'm trying to work on this and hopefully each fugue I get…"
"Hey Tom, took a couple of listens to your new fugue today. I liked the overall structure of a slow and solemn opening leading to a lively 2nd section. I did find some parts in the first section a bit unconvincing, like the awkward rhythm at the…"
"Very nice! I look forward to hearing the finished version.
I assume you've studied counterpoint and harmony? you certainly handle sequences and modulation with expertise! much better than I do :)"
I assume you've studied counterpoint and harmony? you certainly handle sequences and modulation with expertise! much better than I do :)"
"Hi guys, finished the latest fugue. I won't start a new thread, but you can listen to it here if you're interested:
https://soundcloud.com/psllbof/fugue-from-e-minor-to-g-sharp-minor"
https://soundcloud.com/psllbof/fugue-from-e-minor-to-g-sharp-minor"
"Has anyone noticed the absence of someone in particular here lately?
It is Mr. Fugue himself :>} , I'll bet he is hard at work penning the ultimate 'fractal fugue'.
or should I say the 'penultimate fugue'. The gauntlet was dropped and the challenge…"
It is Mr. Fugue himself :>} , I'll bet he is hard at work penning the ultimate 'fractal fugue'.
or should I say the 'penultimate fugue'. The gauntlet was dropped and the challenge…"
"Looking forward to what you come up with next, Tom!"
"Great Tom. I look forward to hearing it! gregorio X said:
I enjoyed this Tom. I really liked that part at 1:30…. It went on for maybe 10 seconds, but was finding id really like to hear that drawn out much more.. and after that, i also felt that…"
I enjoyed this Tom. I really liked that part at 1:30…. It went on for maybe 10 seconds, but was finding id really like to hear that drawn out much more.. and after that, i also felt that…"
"Cheers Gregorio, I'm working on the next fugue which should be even better!"
"Ray said:
"You have no idea what "my" background is or how much I know about music form and theory …"
And yet, we have been given from 2 posts previous, this:
"music and can be appreciated as such by people with absolutely no knowledge of…"
"You have no idea what "my" background is or how much I know about music form and theory …"
And yet, we have been given from 2 posts previous, this:
"music and can be appreciated as such by people with absolutely no knowledge of…"
"I enjoyed this Tom. I really liked that part at 1:30…. It went on for maybe 10 seconds, but was finding id really like to hear that drawn out much more.. and after that, i also felt that the sections could be lengthened - or perhaps even combined…"
"You did say you didn't listen to any post with 'fugue' in the title - which implies an aversion. You are a composer, and my guess is if you enjoyed writing fugues you would at least listen to fugues other people have written, so I don't think its…"
"Tom Jensen said:
[...]
Thankfully it seems that only composers who understand what a fugue is (but have yet to enjoy writing them?) seem to have an aversion to them. The common person doesn't really mind what form something is and just listens.…"
[...]
Thankfully it seems that only composers who understand what a fugue is (but have yet to enjoy writing them?) seem to have an aversion to them. The common person doesn't really mind what form something is and just listens.…"
"Ray said:
Well the title of your piece is Fugue in B minor Tranquillo, so by definition you are demonstrating your ability to write a fugue.[...]
So by that logic, the very fact that Beethoven titled his 9th symphony a "symphony" is testament to…"
Well the title of your piece is Fugue in B minor Tranquillo, so by definition you are demonstrating your ability to write a fugue.[...]
So by that logic, the very fact that Beethoven titled his 9th symphony a "symphony" is testament to…"
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