Fugue in A minor (Subject from Bach's BWV 863 Fugue).

PLEASE NOTE:
Piano version until 2:52.
Harpsichord version with colored motifs from 2:52 on.
I was once told by a fellow composer acquaintance, who was way more experienced than I even currently grasp, about the possibility of choosing subjects from other composers' fugues and having them repurposed as material for my own works. Finally, I have decided to undertake such endeavour with none other than Johann Sebastian Bach, thereby using the subject of his BWV863b (Fugue in G-sharp minor from Das Wohltemperierte Klavier 1).
And so, here is the result. For the everlasting glory and might of the tallest among the greatest titans in Western Classical Music, I bequeath this humble fugue of mine to the immortal spirit of Lord Sebastian, our one true mentor in music, the divine Meister Bach.
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[@YukiEhms]

Verry nice

[@saovicente9562]

Beautiful

[@andreasisenberg8700]

This is nothing short of the resurrection of Johann Sebastian Bach's (fugal) art. I can't wait to listen to first-class pianists (or organists) performing your splendid compositions! I can only bewail that many of your preludes, fuguettas and fugues are rather difficult to perform.
And finally, it would be absurd to clap you on the shoulder for your "good work". No, praising and jubilating is the only befitting reaction to the wonder of your art!

[@bronktug2446]

Wonderful fugue!

[@pianeto]

Great work!

[@Xezlec]

I enjoy your work! Glad I subscribed