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This is a composition in which imitative counterpointing involving one or more theme is the most important or most characteristic device of formal extension.
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| fugue |
the interweaving of specific voices of melody to create a piece of music strongly characterised by imitation.
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| fugue |
The most fully developed work in imitative counterpoint.
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| fugue |
A musical composition in which one or 2 themes are repeated or imitated by successively entering voices/instruments and developed in a continuous interweaving of the parts.
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| fugue |
A polyphonic composition that makes systematic use of imitation, usually based on a single subject, and that opens with a series of exposed entries on that subject.
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