fugue are the pieces arranged from this piece for two keyboards, adding one free voice. inverted. The image and the mirrored image are printed side by side on both sides in the first edition of the art of fugue. bass, alto→tenor, tenor→alto and bass→soprano, however, the mirrored image in this piece goes like soprano→bass, alto→soprano and bass→alto. So precisely speaking, this piece can be said that each voice is invertible by double counterpoint at eighth degree, rather than saying the inverted form of the whole piece. (see experiment 1) fugue. The response takes the inverted form of the theme as well as Cp.5 and so forth, and the theme of the mirrored image that the whole piece is inverted is equal to the response of the image. ![]() image. Now you can see the original form of the theme in blue in the upper column (an image) in the music above. The following explains only the image. sequence from bar 14, the motive is passed to bass and goes on and on. ![]() followed by the thematic exposition, characteristically repeating in both the basic form and the inverted in turn. making stretto with the theme in bass from bar 28. ![]() the music is relayed to bass at bar 58. Already mentioned in Cp.7, sequence is closely related in its context from time to time, and here it also makes a flow toward the cadenza at bar 59. ![]() connection among each voice and also to the oneness for the whole piece. |