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@@alfenrissilverhide9886 Thank you so much, I appreciate it! ^-^

@@Kontorskiy2024 Thanks a lot! :D

@@eytonshalomsandiego Thanks a lot! :D

@@nurrasyid14_ Haha, I know, I was a bit shocked myself. xD But it somehow made sense to me. At some point, I started playing around with the traditional approach. Actually, in the exposition, I go i-iii-i-iv-i-v. Or are you talking about the harmonic progression of the whole piece?

@averynhiell the exposition, everything after exposition is no matter bro. 👍

@@nurrasyid14_ I see. The fugue I’m working on right now also has an unconventional harmonic progression in the exposition, so brace yourself. lol

@@averynhiell broooo, good luck, I'm just doing normal Fugues now. My current Fugue is just "sweet".

@@OltScript313 I’ve been considering making tutorial-like videos for fugal writing. Would that be something you’d be interested in?

@@averynhiell Yes.

@@slydd38 Thanks a lot! ^^

@@HuffleScrumblo Thank you so much, I respect the music in this franchise a lot! (=

@@ekenyon51416 Thank you so much! =D

@@Swaroque Thank you! (= I struggled a lot with the ending. It was a lot shorter originally, but my music teacher urged me to expand it because it was too abrupt. The ending I settled on is not my usual style, but I wanted to experiment a bit with what I sometimes observe in Bach when the coda contrasts with the rest of the piece in tempo and style.

@@averynhiell Thank you ! You're obviously very advanced in your craft so you can experiment successfully with the music. I'm in no position to criticise . I've started to build some music with software and it's very ametureish.

@@Swaroque Everyone has to start somewhere. Keep it up! ^^

@@Swaroque Thanks a lot! :D What is French rhythm? Good to know the piano display helps! ^^

@averynhiell Hello Thank you for the reply ! French Rhythm is a type of swinging rhythm found in Bach's French Suites. It's almost like Jazz! The Piano display is very helpful for me to get idea of the music, what I understood is this is a 3-voice fugue.

@ Ah, I see! Yes, this is a three-part fugue. (:

@@eytonshalomsandiego I was actually considering calling it “Hummingbird Fugue”, but the music doesn’t move fast enough most of the time. ^^

@@mastertao1179 I assume you mean “sequence”, which is very typical and often used for modulation in fugues (i.e. moving the piece to a different key). It is not the subject, though, but only a part of it or a different piece of thematic material. More info: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequence_(music)

@@averynhiell Thank you for your information Averyn.

@@mastertao1179 You are welcome! ^^

@@Raffael-Tausend Thank you, I feel honoured! ^^ If you record it, feel free to send it to me (you can find my e-mail address in my profile description).

@solidsnake8008 Wow, thank you so much! :D My teacher used a couple of books. Apart from Fux’s "The Study of Counterpoint", some online material (e.g. viva.pressbooks.pub/openmusictheory/), and texts my teacher compiled himself, here are the other books we used: Robert Gauldin: A Practical Approach to Eighteenth-Century Counterpoint André Gedalge: Traité de la Fugue (translated into English by Laurence Buell) Ebenezer Prout: Fugue Knud Jeppesen: Counterpoint - The Polyphonic Vocal Style of the Sixteenth Century Edward Aldwell and Carl Schachter: Harmony and Voiceleading (this one isn’t about counterpoint but a great overview over harmony) Of course, we didn’t read all of the books front to back; my teacher used examples from the texts and let me read salient chapters in the various books. Therefore, I can’t explicitly recommend any of them, I’m afraid. But I think most of them are not easy to obtain, so perhaps start with the ones that you can get hold of. Let me know if you have more questions. ^^

@@alindmay Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! :D Btw, did you intend this comment for a different video of mine? It doesn’t really fit this one. Unfortunately, TH-cam automatically plays the next recommended video by default when one video ends.

​@@averynhiell you are riiight, I meant your new E miner fugue, sorryyy

@@alindmay Haha, no worries! xD

@@obonyxiam Thanks a lot! ^^ And I’m looking forward to your fugue. If you use Musescore, feel free to send me a Musescore file, otherwise, PDF and MP3 should do the trick. (:

Same here, i already posted my first Fugue.

I finished two fugues, now working on a third. Should like to be in contact with you some day.

@@nurrasyid14_ I like it! ^^

@@yuetandavidtang2778 Feel free to contact me any time, you can find my e-mail address in the channel description. (:

@@_Athanos Thank you! ^^

@@BibleReadingasinHeaven Wow, thank you so much, this means a lot to me! <3

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@@TimN-5 Thanks a lot! I’m learning orchestration right now, so perhaps one day … :D

@@palad3030 Thank you! ^^

@@EstebanJeriaJeria ¡Muchas gracias! :D

@@lordlouckster2315 It’s part of a ii°7 chord that is filled out in the next beat. You could also analyse it as a iv followed by a ii°7 in the next beat.

@@zaqareemalcolm Of course, be my guest! ^^ You can find free PDFs of all my fugues here: drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/10VoNbD0eKS6mfEcBSMzCIkvGSh0TqAkf Feel free to send me a TH-cam link in case you upload your fugue on your channel, so I can check it out. (:

@@storlok1922 Thank you! :D

@@jr1648 Wow, thank you so much, that means a lot to me! <3

@@branislavpopkonstantinovic6990 Wow, thank you so much! (=

@@Vasilis1987 Thank you so much! I have listened to your most recent piece, really enjoyed it. I think you capture the classical style well, while also having your own unique voice.

@@ghouby342 Thanks a lot! ^^

@@_Athanos Thank you so much, this actually means a lot to me! (=

@@aidancloquell Thank you! ^^

@@Swaroque Great, thank you so much! (=

@@Swaroque Thanks a lot! ^^

@@Mymusicaldream Thank you! ^^ I don’t quite remember, I wrote it in August. But probably not more than a week.

@@cheedle4108 Thank you! ^^ The program calls the instrument “honkytonk piano”.

Thank you so much, this means a lot to me! <3

Thanks a lot! :D

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@@eboone mi lon

@@Rayenn_19 A university professor has been giving me private lessons for some one and a half years now. Before that, I was mostly self-taught, with only a most basic schooling.

@@tobinluto Thanks a lot, I really appreciate that! (=

Thank you so much, I appreciate it! :D

@@averynhiell Certainly!

@@Columbashaw Be my guest. (: Although I’ve already tried and it didn’t work as well as I had expected. But if you come up with something decent, feel free to share it with me (my mail is in the channel description). (:

Thanks a lot! :D