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BACH, Bernard Labadie and Les Violons Du Roy
Art of the Fugue
- Johann Sebastian Bach - Art of the Fugue - Bernard Labadie - Les Violons Du Roy
- 01. Contrapunctus I (3:42)
- 02. Contrapunctus II (2:50)
- 03. Canon alla Ottava (2:55)
- 04. Contrapunctus III (3:10)
- 05. Contrapunctus IV (2:38)
- 06. Canon alla Decima, in Contrapunto all Terza (5:46)
- 07. Contrapunctus V (2:15)
- 08. Contrapunctus VI in Stylo Francese (3:52)
- 09. Canon alla Duodecima, in Contrapunto alla Quinta (2:37)
- 10. Contrapunctus VII (2:48)
- 11. Contrapunctus VIII a 3 (4:49)
- 12. Contrapunctus IX (2:29)
- 13. Canon per Augmentationem in contrario Motu (4:45)
- 14. Contrapunctus X (2:43)
- 15. Contrapunctus XI (4:48)
- 16. Contrapunctus inversus XII a) Rectus (XIIa) (2:10)
- 17. Contrapunctus inversus XII b) Inversus (XIIb) (2:11)
- 18. Contrapunctus inversus XIII a 3 a) Rectus (XIIIa) (2:25)
- 19. Contrapunctus inversus XIII a 3 b) Inversus (XIIIb) (2:38)
- 20. Contrapunctus XIV (8:27)
- 21. APPENDIX - Variations of Contrapunctus XIII (1:37)
- 22. Fuga a Clav. (XIIIa) (2:31)
- 23. Allo modo. Fuga a Clav. (XIIIb) (2:44)
- Bernard Labadie and Les Violons Du Roy - orchestra
- BACH
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A 2001 Juno Award Nominee for Best Classical Album: Large Ensemble or Soloist(s) with Large Ensemble Accompaniment. If you know only three things about the Art of the Fugue, they are probably these: it was the last piece Bach composed; he died before he could complete it; and, he wrote it as a purely theoretical work not intended to be played by any particular instruments. All three are misconceptions, however, born of Romantic and high-modernist clichés about Bach's career and the nature of his music, and propped up by outdated scholarship. But since these misconceptions linger stubbornly to this day, they are still worth refuting . . . continued in the CD booklet - Kevin Bazzana
