Little Fugue in g minor Flashcards
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What genre is represented by the term 'Fugue'?

  • Concerto
  • Symphony
  • Fugue (correct)
  • Opera

Which musical period is associated with the term 'Baroque'?

  • Romantic
  • Baroque (correct)
  • Classical
  • Modern

Who is the composer of Little Fugue in G minor?

G.D Bach

What texture is primarily used in Little Fugue in G minor?

<p>primarily polyphonic</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe the line characteristic in Little Fugue in G minor.

<p>very angular</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is the pulse described in the rhythm of Little Fugue in G minor?

<p>strong, driving, pushing forward</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meter used in Little Fugue in G minor?

<p>duple</p> Signup and view all the answers

How would you describe the rhythmic patterns in Little Fugue in G minor?

<p>recognizable</p> Signup and view all the answers

What form does Little Fugue in G minor take?

<p>Fugue (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the pitch of Little Fugue in G minor?

<p>g minor</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of color is featured in Little Fugue in G minor?

<p>instrumental - organ (3 parts at a time)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Genre

  • The piece is a fugue, a contrapuntal composition with a main theme introduced by one voice and subsequently imitated by others.

Period

  • Composed during the Baroque period, characterized by its ornate styles and expressive music.

Composer

  • Written by Johann Sebastian Bach, a pivotal figure in Western music history known for his mastery of counterpoint.

Texture

  • Primarily polyphonic, featuring multiple independent voices that intertwine to create a complex sound.

Line

  • The melodic line is described as very angular, emphasizing dramatic and sharp movements within the music.

Rhythm: pulse

  • Strong and driving pulse creates a sense of momentum, propelling the music forward, contributing to its energy.

Rhythm: meter

  • The piece is set in a duple meter, typically reflecting a two-beat feel that influences its rhythmic structure.

Rhythm: rhythmic patterns

  • Recognizable rhythmic patterns which help to establish the identity of the piece and facilitate listener engagement.

Form

  • Structured as a fugue, highlighting the intricate interplay of voices and development of musical themes.

Pitch

  • The primary key of the piece is g minor, which adds a somber and reflective quality to the music.

Color

  • Instrumentation features the organ with three parts played simultaneously, allowing for rich harmonic textures and sonorities.

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Test your knowledge on the key concepts of Bach's 'Little Fugue in g minor'. This quiz covers various musical terms such as genre, period, and rhythm associated with this Baroque piece. Boost your understanding of its complex textures and compositional techniques.

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