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====== Counterpoint and Fugue (Cherubini): Chapter 9 ====== | ====== On Fugue ====== |
| ===== On Coda in Fugue ===== |
===== On Fugue ===== | |
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==== On Coda ==== | |
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The coda is that portion of the ''Subject'', by which it is continued after its second compartment; and which serves, at the same time, to prepare the entrance of the response, and to bring the ''Counter-Subject''. | The coda is that portion of the ''Subject'', by which it is continued after its second compartment; and which serves, at the same time, to prepare the entrance of the response, and to bring the ''Counter-Subject''. |
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There are cases where the ''Coda'' itself becomes the commencement of the ''Counter-Subject'', and so intimately joins with this latter, as that the ''Coda'' and the ''Counter-Subject'' form an undistinguished whole. | There are cases where the ''Coda'' itself becomes the commencement of the ''Counter-Subject'', and so intimately joins with this latter, as that the ''Coda'' and the ''Counter-Subject'' form an undistinguished whole. |
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Here is another example of the same kind, in four voices, by Padre Angelo Predieri: | Here is another example of the same kind, in four voices, by Padre Angelo Predieri: |
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In modern fugues, it is the habit to prolong the ''Coda'' of the ''Response'', before the ''Subject'' re-enters; this plan is wise, and should be maintained. It has the double advantage of causing the re-entrance of the subject to be desired, and of the imparting variety to the composition, by breaking the monotony of subjects and responses too closely brought in; it contributes to the elegance and good conducting of a fugue, and it may also furnish an additional theme to the imitations and digressions. This applies to every kind of fugue, whatever its number of parts. | In modern fugues, it is the habit to prolong the ''Coda'' of the ''Response'', before the ''Subject'' re-enters; this plan is wise, and should be maintained. It has the double advantage of causing the re-entrance of the subject to be desired, and of the imparting variety to the composition, by breaking the monotony of subjects and responses too closely brought in; it contributes to the elegance and good conducting of a fugue, and it may also furnish an additional theme to the imitations and digressions. This applies to every kind of fugue, whatever its number of parts. |
Example of a second attach of the //subject// immediately after the //response// without the coda: | Example of a second attach of the //subject// immediately after the //response// without the coda: |
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Example with the coda: | Example with the coda: |
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It will be seen here, that the latter example has the advantage; and that the intervention of the coda, between the response and the ''Re-Entrance'' of the subject, has a very good effect. | It will be seen here, that the latter example has the advantage; and that the intervention of the coda, between the response and the ''Re-Entrance'' of the subject, has a very good effect. |