Fugal Duet in E minor for 2 Violins and Basso Continuo.

Finally, a smooth panning functionality has been added in the latest MuseScore 4 patch (version 4.2.1). Even though it is not nearly as "smooth" as its MuseScore 3 counterpart (dare I say, quite a bit jittery (at least in my opinion)), it is quite a considerable improvement for me, since the video format I have ostensibly specialized in relies quite heavily on this one feature. Unfortunately, concerning the Basso Continuo part, figured bass playback is unfortunately not yet a thing in MuseScore (at least, not that I know of), so I had to resort to fleshing it out to the point where at times it might seem like a totally independent harpsichord line. Still, the additional benefits when it comes to the violin soundbanks are truly priceless, and as such, with the aforementioned deficitary deterrent out of the way, I feel I can finally move on to MuseScore 4 by default.
As for the piece itself, I originally conceived it as a two-voice fugue, but eventually decided to add a harpsichord part serving as basso continuo to enrich both the timbre and the underlying harmonies of the intertwined melodic lines in the violin parts.
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[@sebastianmartini2222]

It's fantástic!!

[@mehmehmeh360]

Really nice!

[@feemych1741]

Thank you very much! Fantastically beautiful counterpoint. Please tell me what literature you studied? from?

[@FugaxContrapunctus]

I'd recommend André Gédalge's Traité de la Fugue, an online translation of which can be found in OpenBU, the free access section of the Boston University Library. There are also plenty of online lesser-format resources here on TH-cam, for example. Still, as I'm largely self-taught, my golden rule still remains "Practice makes perfect".

[@feemych1741]

@@FugaxContrapunctus I am also self-taught and am trying to learn counterpoint on my own. I admire your creativity, keep up the good work. Thank you again!