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One more of the great fugues - in fact a double fugue, with part one exposing the first subject, part two the second, and part three a combination of both. “The effect is enhanced by the increasing rhythmic activity of the second subject and by the more frequent use of modulation in the final section of the fugue.“ (Wikipedia) Season image courtesy of MidJourney. 00:00 - Part I: First Subject (chromatic) 02:23 - Part II: Second Subject (rhythmic) 04:16 - Part III: Both Subjects
