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Fugue in D minor (Dorienne)

musicalis

musicalis

Member
Hello

This is my last work, a fugue using the thema of Bach's Fugue in D minor dorian. Same notes, but in full reverse mode. This makes a new music, very different from Bach's piece.
I recorded it with Pibrac sample set for My Organ.
i give you the dry version and the wet version (with SIR 1011 reverb).
The fugue is played (begining and ending) on positive with Bourdon 8' and flute 4'.
In the middle, I play on great, with only Flute 8'.

http://organ.monespace.net/autres/img276a.mp3 (dry)

http://organ.monespace.net/autres/img277a.mp3 (wet)

Each file is about 12 mb and duration about 8 minutes
 
Corno Dolce

Corno Dolce

Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Aloha J.P.

Thanx for sharing such beauty with your colleagues on MIMF. You are a great human being and your humbleness is very becoming of you. Thanx for being such a wonderful inspiration.

Respectfully,

CD :tiphat::tiphat::tiphat:
 
musicalis

musicalis

Member
Why do you think that ?
This fugue is not a photocopy of Bach's score, It is a new music. Writting this music took me 22 hours, 22 minute and 33 secondes, for 3213 notes.
If you prefer, I need 25 secondes for each note.
In fact, I compose much quicker, this time (22 h 22mn) includes the time I have spent to listen and check this music several times
 
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Contratrombone64

Contratrombone64

Admiral of Fugues
Becase you state this is my last work ... I think you meant to say this is my latest work (there's a big difference).
 
musicalis

musicalis

Member
OK
i have understood.
I am sorry, but i learned English at school, many years ago. I have forgotten a lot of things.
 
Contratrombone64

Contratrombone64

Admiral of Fugues
I'm breathing a BIG sigh of relief that you've NOT given up composing!!

Bless you J.P.

I think last in French is dernière but I couldn't work out what latest means!
 
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