The Study of Fugue¶
Mann, A. (1958). The Study of Fugue. Rutgers University Press.
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- Musical Form
- ), sonata form (exposition presenting contrasting material in two key areas, development, recapitulation reconciling the tonal conflict), theme and variations (a melody repeated with successive transformations), Fugue (a subject worked through successive voices by imitation
This sourceThe standard reference on fugue, which presents fugue as a contrapuntal procedure and discipline of writing rather than as a sectional plan with a normative return.
- ), sonata form (exposition presenting contrasting material in two key areas, development, recapitulation reconciling the tonal conflict), theme and variations (a melody repeated with successive transformations), Fugue (a subject worked through successive voices by imitation
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