composed by double counterpoint at 12th degree. We discuss the details later on. ![]() sometimes as sequence. ![]() were chasing tenor at the tail of the theme from bar 27 in the above music. The interesting thing is that each counter theme to the motive varies one after another. appears in soprano from bar 35. ![]() in soprano and the common theme in bass are presented from bar 89. ![]() soprano is ゛a゛. In short, the theme placed at twelve degree higher than the themes from bar 35. We call this relation that both themes are combinable, double counterpoint, even shifted at twelfth degree. Canon alla Duodecima is also composed by double counterpoint at twelfth degree as the title shows. and among these, the theme to the common theme is shifted at twelfth degree higher in bar 35, 73 and 99. length, though here it is stated in augmented form. This resulted in the compilation made at the first edition of the art of fugue, in which time value was changed doubly. ![]() soprano and alto, the common theme in bass is lead afterwards from bar 89. ![]() whole theme is difficult or the theme is unrecognizable when making it stretto. |