How about that Prelude today! How about that Fugue! Did you catch the inverted subjects? Do you think it qualifies as a double fugue?
Comments:
Celia: I loved playing this one! I found this video that highlights the subject/inverted subject. Beautiful piece! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNlXYLsC_Vs&list=RDgNlXYLsC_Vs&start_radio=1&t=19
Not sure if it would qualify as a double fugue, since the two subjects are related to each other, but also I’m not sure the full definition of a double fugue… 🙂
Helen: What a great link that is, Celia. So, there are folks out there who are highlighting the subjects of all the fugues. Someday, I’ll complete my task of marking all the subjects in the fugues, and I’ll check my work against the others that are out there on the web. I’m sure there is some interpretive quality to this task, and we won’t all have the same markings.
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