The 11th fugue as a possible early finale to The Art of Fugue.Ĭould there be an ‘anti-golden section’ in this one? The original order of the fugues found in P 200 (the autograph score). Two expositions of the first theme? One in inversion? And wait, this is a triple fugue where all themes come in inversion and… also not in inversion? Holy B***! Write closing of our chapter on compound fugues, contrapunctus eleven, a powerful, complicated, and long fugue. This can be done with any piece of music, but only Bach could make such a complicated composition sound like beautiful and convincing music both right-side-up and upside-down.įollow Evan on Instagram for even more Bachian content: Find a selected playlist of the music found and discussed in this podcast here: ĭid you enjoy the reading from Evan's practice diary? Why not join his Patreon, where he shares similar insights on weekly basis: Write If a piece of music is perfect both on its head and also its feet, which one is the inversion?Ī few important things I neglected to mention in the 11th counterpoint, but where to go after that 11th fugue anyhow? Into the mirror…īach, not satisfied with creating a triple fugue whose subjects were the same three subjects of the previous triple fugue- inverted- now pens a four-voice fugue where the entire texture will be inverted to create a new composition altogether.
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Musicians/Bands mentioned (Alphabetically):īach, Beethoven, Bela Fleck, Bill Monroe, Edgar Meyer, Glenn Gould, Mike Marshall, Mozart, Nickle Creek, Radiohead, Richard Green, Russel Sherman, Vivaldi, Yo-Yo Maįollow Evan on Instagram for daily Bach: Become a patron of this show & how to support us: Our conversation on spanned many diverse topics from how he felt about growing up in a religious community, to his favorite barrel aged spirits. Write is an interview with mandolinist/composer/singer Chris Thile. Why not join Evan's Patreon, where he unique Bach-related insights on a weekly basis: Public domain y'all ) I AM MOVING STREAMS TO TWITCH.TV/WTF_BACH PLEASE FOLLOW ME THEREįind a selected playlist of the music found and discussed in this podcast here: Topics Covered: Which comes first in number 13, the rectus or the inversus?ĭUE TO PROBLEMS WITH INSTAGRAM (they think Bach's music is 'Branded Content' - yikes. This thirteenth fugue is in three voices and uses a technique almost identical to it's sister fugue, number 12, but is still more complicated. In the previous fugue, fugue twelve, we saw Bach took four voices, a turned everything upside down: 1234 became 4321 and what went up came crashing down. Question: If a piece of music is perfect both on its head and also its feet, which one is the inversion? This form of this canon is very similar in construction to the previous ones, though rather than increasing the interval of imitation, the following voice appears in inversion and moving twice as slowly! A very complicated procedure.Įvan is every day on his instagram stories uploading the great works of J.S.B: Watchįollow Evan on Instagram for even more content about Bach: Support us, or become a Patron of Evan's and receive his very private inner thoughts on a regular basis: Write than moving on to the final fugue, we have a brief visit to the final canon of the four canons in "The Art of Fugue."Ĭanon per Augmentationem in Contrario Motu (Canon in augmentation and contrary motion ). Other composers Bach performed: Palestrina, Frescobaldi, Froberger, Buxtehude, Handel, Porpura, Pergolesiįollow Evan's instagram, because. Take a listen!Īlbert Schweitzer ( His Bach biography, Volume 1)īach's Handexemplar of the Goldberg Variations From Jimi Hendrix to Rudolph Serkin, from the music Bach's composed which is lost, to the famous "Seal of 1722", this interview has it all folks. I had the privilege of speaking to Christoph Wolff, certainly the most distinguished Bach scholar of the 20th century, even until today.
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Write Interview: Christoph Wolff, Former Head of the Bach Archive in Leipzig. Suggestions? Want Evan to analyze a specific piece of Bach? Have other questions for Evan about music or anything at all? The final combination of all four themes and its 'note for note' inversion as mentioned in Bach's obituary of 1754.įollow Evan on Instagram for even more Bachian content: BECOME A PATRON OF EVAN'S: Where the missing, 4th theme, comes in this quadruple fugue. THE LAST PAGE ! CLICK HERE to see the 'corrupt' staves on which it would have been impossible to complete such a dense fugue. We discuss how one could have understood this fugue to have been unfinished in earlier periods in musical history (it was finished) and what exactly is missing. This is the final fugue of The Art of Fugue, the famous 'unfinished' fugue, number 14.
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