File:Charles Ives, 3-Page Sonata, 1st mvt., Bach motif.mid

Charles_Ives,_3-Page_Sonata,_1st_mvt.,_Bach_motif.mid(file size: 392 bytes, MIME type: audio/midi)

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English: Charles Ives, 3-Page Sonata, first mvt., first fugal complex. The BACH motif from The Art of Fugue Contrapunctus XIXc is the "'1st Theme'/fugue subject" of Ives' combined sonata-allegro and fugal procedures.
Date 1905[1]
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Author Charles Ives
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