Reference : double or triple fugue
A double fugue is a fugue based on two subjects. A triple fugue is based on three subjects. The subjects can be presented at the exposition, or they can appear separately before being combined later. See the following analysis for examples of double and triple fugues.
See:
- F > Fugue
- Contrapuntal Compositional Techniques
- Contrapunctus VIII (triple fugue)
- Contrapunctus IX (double fugue)
- Contrapunctus X (double fugue)
- Contrapunctus XI (triple fugue)
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