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2) Video Lesson: The Fugue, Bill Carmondy Channel https://youtu.be/ShIicU0TDcw
- After the statement of the subject by the initial voice, the other voices will
enter (one by one) with their statement of thematic material based on the subject
- If the musical statement is ‘transposed’ to a different pitch level than the original
subject, the material is call, an “answer”
- Answers that start on a different pitch than the subject, but maintain the same
interval sizes as the original subject are called a “real answer”
- Answers that start on a different pitch than the subject, and have slight changes
in interval sizes (example an interval of a 4th in the subject might become a 5th in
the answer) is called a “tonal answer”
https://youtu.be/NYc873YuuHM
Objective 34.3: Define, identify, and label 'real' answers and 'tonal' answers