The first movement of BÃ©la BartÃ³k's Music for String, Percussion, and Celesta is in this musical form.
The first movement of BÃ©la BartÃ³k's Music for String, Percussion, and Celesta is in this musical form. Buxtehude's nineteen preludes each include one to three sections in this form. Themes in this type of work can be inverted, retrograde, or retrograde inverted. The last movement of Beethoven's String Quartet No. 13 was originally published as a (*) "grosse" work of this type, and the last movement of Mozart's "Jupiter" symphony ends with a fully-invertible one of these works for five parts. These works are often paired with preludes. J.S. Bach was legendarily able to improvise a six-voice work of this type, but died before he was able to complete, for 10 points, a musical composition titled for "The Art of" this musical form.
The first movement of BÃ©la BartÃ³k's Music for String, Percussion, and Celesta is in this musical form.
fugue [prompt on "counterpoint"] 