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+ | ====== On Double Counterpoint ====== | ||
+ | ===== First Section: Double Counterpoint in Two Parts ===== | ||
+ | ==== Inversion at the Twelfth ==== | ||
+ | These are the two rows of figures which should be compared together for obtaining the inversions of double counterpoint at the // | ||
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+ | ^ Counterpoint | ||
+ | ^ Inversion | ||
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+ | It will be seen that the //unison// or //octave// changes, in counterpoint of this kind, into a // | ||
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+ | The //sixth//, which by inversion becomes a // | ||
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+ | > Examples from Marpurg | ||
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+ | This is an extended example of double counterpoint at the // | ||
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+ | > 1st manner of inverting: Transpose the counterpoint a //fourth// below, while the theme remains in its place | ||
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+ | > 2nd manner of inverting: Transpose the theme a //twelfth// below, while the counterpoint remains in its place | ||
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+ | > 3rd manner of inverting: Transpose the theme an //octave// below, and the counterpoint a //fifth// below | ||
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+ | > 4th manner of inverting: Transpose the theme a //fifth// above, and the counterpoint an //octave// below | ||
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+ | This counterpoint is one of the most used, and one of the most fertile in resources. |