What was his best Fugue?
What was his best Fugue?
Chase Allen
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Mason Allen
Easy, Little Fugue in G Minor. Not only his best fugue, but the best song ever composed.
Leo Gomez
Wind in the B chord.
Brody Gomez
stairway to heaven
Oliver Ortiz
I really love the fugue from the first solo violin sonata.
Easton Reyes
Play the violin Johnny.
Ayden Smith
My mouth literally dropped the first time I heard this fugue, I am always awe inspired when I hear it. youtu.be
Lucas Wright
Art Of Fugue performed on saxophones
Jacob Watson
My personal favorite is the C# Minor from WTC Book 1, it has like fucking 5 different voices or something, and its so fucking beautiful, by the end they all collide together and make some kick ass contrapuntal passages
Jason Smith
Can you link the video? There are multiple C Minors and I couldn't find one with voices, thanks
Jaxson Jenkins
"Voices" in a fugue are the independent melodic lines, not actual voices as in singing.
Isaiah Hill
Contrapunctus VII
James Murphy
best use of fence quints ever
Evan Ward
Hard to pick just one but one of my favs is c sharp from book 1 of WTC
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Carter Peterson
If this post gets dubs or above Kek vults that this is the greatest piece of music of all time. youtube.com
Luis Phillips
If the digits of this post are under 30 Kek says that Bernstein literally cummed at 7:00
Michael Rivera
Nolan Hernandez
Kek vults a re roll. youtube.com
Carson Sanchez
fpbp
Colton Cooper
This is a Bach thread, take your failed false god elsewhere.
Isaiah Fisher
This is the correct answer, especially played on organ
Ryan White
whatever fugue comes close to godlike Mozart
Daniel Bell
>Mozart
>fugue
Yeah, Mozart wrote some fugues, but comparing them to Bach just makes you seem like a retard
Henry Phillips
not a fugue but that is indeed one of the best pieces of all time
Aaron Rodriguez
>Yeah, Mozart wrote some fugues, but comparing them to Bach just makes you seem like a retard
I'm not comparing, they belonged to different eras
ponderous baroque music had nothing on classical
Ethan Gonzalez
>I'm not comparing
>makes a comparison
Wow you really are retarded
Samuel Cruz
Holy shit, that was the most intense experience of my life. I felt an indescribable sense of wonder and awe whilst the camera panned over those paintings. My fucking god it was like a perceptual mind orgasm, Bach distilled the technical difficulties of Buxtehude and the rich colourfulness of Vivaldi perfectly in this piece. I'm not going to lie I teared up a bit.
Nathan Martin
>listening to your Bach fugues in anything other than Lehman's tuning
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Landon Rodriguez
Fugue starts at 3:12, the prelude is also very nice you should give it a listen