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Die Kunst Der Fuge
Johann Sebastian Bach, Karl Münchinger, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester
Die Kunst Der Fuge
1965 · Baroque ·
Decca
UK · MET 303/4
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Tracklist
A1
First Contrapunctus, On The Leading Theme - 4-Part
A2
Second Contrapunctus, On The Leading Theme (Slightly Modified) - 4-Part
A3
Third Contrapunctus, On The Tonal Inversion Of The Theme - 4-Part
A4
Fourth Contrapunctus, On The Real Inversion Of The Theme - 4-Part
A5
Fifth Contrapunctus, On The Variant Of A Theme And Its Inversion- 4-Part
A6
Sixth Contrapunctus, On The Same Variant, With Both Also Diminished - 4-Part
B1
Seventh Contrapunctus, As In Sixth With Augmentation As Well - 4-Part
B2
Eighth Contrapunctus, On Two New Subjects And Variant Of Theme - 3-Part
B3
Ninth Contrapunctus, On Further New Subject And Variant Of A Theme, In Counterpoint At The Twelth - 4-Part
B4
Tenth Contrapunctus, On A Further New Subject And Variant Of A Theme, In Counterpoint At The Tenth - 4-Part
B5
Eleventh Contrapunctus, On The Inversion And Normal Forms Of The Three Subjects Of The Eighth - 4-Part
C1
No 15, Fuga Per Canonem At The Octave On A Variant Of The Theme - 2-Part
C2
No 17, Fuga Per Canonem At The Tenth On A Variant Of The Theme - 2-Part
C3
No 16, Fuga Per Canonem At The Twelfth On A Variant Of The Theme - 2-Part
C4
No 14a, Fuga Per Canonem By Contrary Motion With Augmentation, On A Variant Of The Theme - 2-Part
C5
No 13a, Totally Invertible Counterpart In Contrary Motion On A Variant Of The Theme - 3-Part
C6
No 13b, Total Inversion Of 13a
C7
No 19a, Rearrangement Of 13a For Two Keyboards - 4-Part
C8
No 19b, Rearrangement Of 13b For Two Keyboards - 4-Part
D1
No 12a, Totally Invertible Counterpoint On A Variant Of The Theme - 4-Part
D2
No 12b, Total Inversion Of 12a
D3
No 18, On Three Invertible Subjects And (?) The Leading Theme, 4-Part, (Unfinished)
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