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For Strings (Gardner)
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Midi
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Herbert S. Gardner
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For string orchestra
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For 2 Trumpets and 2 Trombones (Rondeau)
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MIDI
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Michel Rondeau
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These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.
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For 2 Guitars (Höger)
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Computer
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Höger
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Because most of my transcriptions are never heard before, I decided to make a simple computer synthesized audio file for hearing control.
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Sheet Music
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TobisNotenarchiv
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Tobis Notenarchiv 2013
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Arrangements and Transcriptions
For Strings (Gardner)
⇒ 4 more: Violins I • Violins II • Violas • Cellos/Basses
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Herbert Straus Gardner
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Herbert Straus Gardner
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For 2 Trumpets and 2 Trombones (Rondeau)
For 2 Guitars (Höger)
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Anton Höger
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Anton Höger
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If performed I would look forward about a small reference to my efforts.
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General Information
Work Title
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Fugue in D major
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Composer
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Anonymous
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I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.
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IA 279
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Key
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D major
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Piece Style
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Classical
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Instrumentation
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organ
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This is not a work by W.F. Bach, so far as I know, and the key is wrong in any event (it's very clearly in D major). What edition is the original uploaded typeset based on? What is the connection to W.F. Bach?
- The work begins in B minor (Really?! ndlr) and the usual convention is to name the piece in the opening key (though there are exceptions). It ends in D major, which suggests that it's an excerpt from something.
In B minor? It does? The first "answer" is in A major, not D major or F♯ minor as one expects in a B minor fugue; the A♯ fourth note of the theme is clearly a passing tone, the opening subject is (rather, opens with) an arpeggiation of a D major chord. I still don't see the "begins in B minor" anywhere. (It could be an unusual B minor fugue with an answer in A- I admit one might find such things in WF Bach's works- but a simpler and more obvious and less Ptolemaic answer, so to speak, is that it's a D major fugue whose main theme has a chromatic elaboration by an A♯ passing tone inbetween an A and a B, quickly resolved.) - ES