Gregorio's fugues

sunny afternoon

Santa Maria _____________________________________________mix 3 72314

Let Me Kiss Your Tears #2

Fugue In C minor  - 4 voices

The water metaphor had me thinking to try to have the piece feel like it is always moving, yet still at the same time… As one might look at a river.  
There are gushing bits, and quiet tributaries and stuff in between… 
A word about its structure: 
To do this I set the piece up in 6 sections - each with a different 'tonality' - (or it may sound  like there are only 6 chord changes in the whole piece).  The length of time  given each chord to my mind gives it a sense of being still, or static.
Each section uses the motivic material that is in the first section - though it is sometimes elongated or compressed, etc. (This is the part of the structure that is the glue - as it moves to the next tonality).. And with the differing tonality, creates another frame of reference for those motivic cells… Like a   snap shot down stream  of the same river… Generally the sections get shorter as it continues, and then dissolves into  the coda,  which is the furthest removed from the opening statement.. 
(I was going to call it 'water fantasy' due to it appearing to wander/meander.)  
My challenge was to create different moods employing a common template..

Water Odyssey ______________________________________________(take 2)

in her eyes ______________________________________________  (take 1)

baroque with splashes of other time periods

Fugue 'Gigue-Fantasy' ________________________________   (final 8 Ver 2 3

Fugue 'Impromptu'   In F minor _______________________ver.2 (fnl 6 Ad.Vol) !

I have dropped the intro for now, and have extended it - about a minute.

Fugue 'Lament'  in C# minor  __________________________________     fnl6

Fugue 'Sanguine'  in D minor  _______________________________________fnl 15

I am a composer and pianist.
The pieces here are instrumental - ensemble and some solo piano, and some electro-acoustic  pieces.  There is a variety of influences; each piece sets up its own parameters, stylistically, (which at times can be ambiguous).

Fugue In C minor - 4 voices

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