Fugue in c minor for piano

A short fugue I wrote a few years ago. In case anyone is interested in having the score, you can get it here:

http://sites.google.com/site/thomasmatyas/c_minor_fugue.pdf

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Music

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• fugue
• counterpoint
• Baroque
• piano
• Bach
• contrapuntal
• classical
• Thomas
• Matyas
• fuga

[thegreatapologist]

Just so you know, the piano doesn't use the moving cleft.

[Contrapunctus1750]

@thegreatapologist I assume you mean the C-clef. The score you see in the video is not the performance score; that can be downloaded from the link in the video description. I used an open score format for the video so that the viewer could more easily follow the individual lines, as Bach did in the Art of Fugue.

[stefomate]

is this actually playable on piano???

[Contrapunctus1750]

@stefomate I'm not a pianist myself, but I wish someone would give it a try and tell me what they think. When my Variations and Fugue on La Folia were performed in 2004, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that some of the most knuckle-busting passages were in fact entirely playable.

[mathsprofessional]

Is this a Baroque piece?

[Contrapunctus1750]

@mathsprofessional No, I wrote it around 2004.

[Barbapippo]

Bravo, the piece flows much better than many scholastic fugues written by famous composers, :)

[KellyOng90]

excellent.

[gobudoni]

Piano plays bass and treble clef only, and if only three voices should not have three stave's. nice fugue though.