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essential to
permutation fugues but is not
found in
simple fugues. A
fughetta is a
short fugue that has the same
characteristics as a
fugue.
Often the contrapuntal...
-
cryptographic hash
function Fugue (magazine), an
American literary journal Fugues (magazine), a
Canadian ****-interest
magazine The
Fugue (foaled 2009), a British...
- The Art of
Fugue is the
culmination of Bach's
experimentation with
monothematic instrumental works. This work
consists of
fourteen fugues and four canons...
- Each
fugue is
marked with the
number of voices, from two to five. Most are three- and four-voiced
fugues, but two are five-voiced (the
fugues in C♯ minor...
- (26 July 2012). "
Fugues à
travers le temps". Métro.
Retrieved 24
October 2015. "1984, ce **** l'année de... La
descente de Bud's".
Fugues (in French). Archived...
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Sinfonia Amerindia/Prelude and
Fugue David Johnson, 12
Preludes and
Fugues A. A.
Klengel Trygve Madsen, 24
Preludes and
Fugues for piano, Op. 101
Henry Martin...
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Dissociative fugue (/fjuːɡ/ FYOOG),
previously referred to as a
fugue state or
psychogenic fugue, is a rare
psychiatric condition characterized by reversible...
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Toccata and
Fugue may
refer to
several classical compositions attributed to
Johann Sebastian Bach:
Toccata and
Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 – the best known...
-
Pachelbel p****age as well. At the time it was
however common practice to
create fugues on
other composers' themes. BWV 565
exhibits a
typical simplified north...
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longest and most densely-crafted
fugues.
While it
contains three themes, it is not
properly structured as a
triple fugue because only the
first idea receives...
