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Johann Sebastian Bach
the fugue master

The well-termpered clavier
The art of fugue
1685
dividing line between old and new era
counterpoint
contrapuntal
technique of writing polyphony in context of chord-based harmony
canon
tune that when sung by multiple voices at regular intervals apart, can provide accompaniment by itself (like a round)
harpsichord
keyboard instrument that plucks the strings
fugue subject
the short theme that is the basis of fugue appearing in each voice in turn
exposition
opening section of a musical composition in which the important thematic material is introduced
episode
part of a fugue where the subject is not present or is only present in fragmentary form
*Baroque
western cultural period of European classical music during 17 and 18th century starting in Italy
fugue
a composition written systematically in imitative polyphony usually revolving around a theme