PS: Fugues are easier to compose for a starter
PS: Fugues are easier to compose for a starter, but difficult to master
My first composition teacher had us write sets of variations for a whole term, just to demonstrate how much you can get out of a small amount of musical material.
Have you ever tried composing a fugue for one?
I don't understand how fugues are difficult to compose at all really. I'm
And how do you post an image again?
Thanks. Here:https://s1167.photobucket.com/albums/q621/emrysmerlin1/?action=view¤t=579c4463.png
I thought you were going to post a fugue...
Fugues are disturbing The form is so tight, that sitting and trying to write one feels so damn unnatural. I can't understand how composers were SO proficient with this! If I were to try to write one, I'd probably get up until the second voice comes in, then rather than letting it flow, I would be thinking "wait... should I be writing in an episode yet?"... like, the form gets in the way haha
After some more researching, I found out for myself that it is in fact nothing like a fugue. I initially did think it looks like some Bachian stuff on the page, so I just automatically assumed it can be categorized as a fugue. I would really want to know what I could've done to make it more of a fugue though.one can't completely rely on a small section of a book and a page on wikipedia to understand broad subjects. I guess I'd have to take what I said back.