J. S. Bach (BAHK) wrote "The (*) Art of" this type of music.
Ricercares (ry-chur-CAR-ayz) and canzonas (can-ZOH-nuz) were early examples of this musical form. They begin with one voice stating the theme, and another voice entering later to play the theme in a different key. J. S. Bach (BAHK) wrote "The (*) Art of" this type of music. Bach also paired pieces in this musical form with preludes in The Well-Tempered Clavier (kluh-VEER). For 10 points, name this musical form consisting of many voices in imitative counterpoint, which Bach also paired with a toccata (tow-Kah-tuh) in D minor.
Ricercares (ry-chur-CAR-ayz) and canzonas (can-ZOH-nuz) were early examples of this musical form.
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