Canon per augmentationem in contrario motu

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Canon per augmentationem in contrario motu is a complex contrapuntal canon by Johann Sebastian Bach, notable for its use of augmentation and contrary motion, and is part of the collection known as The Musical Offering.

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Canon a 2 per augmentationem contrario motu 1

Statements (35)

Predicate Object
instanceOf contrapuntal composition
musical canon
basedOn royal theme from Frederick the Great
catalogNumber BWV 1079 NERFINISHED
composer Johann Sebastian Bach
countryOfOrigin Prussia NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Frederick II of Prussia NERFINISHED
genre Baroque music
hasCollectionRole one of the canons in The Musical Offering
hasCompositionalDevice augmentation of the subject GENERATED
contrary motion between canonic voices GENERATED
inversion of the subject GENERATED
hasForm two-part canon
hasMusicalTechnique augmentation
canon
contrary motion
hasNotation open score in The Musical Offering print
hasTitleLanguage Latin
hasWorkTitle Canon per augmentationem in contrario motu NERFINISHED
isAnalyzedIn music theory literature on The Musical Offering
key C minor
language instrumental
movementType canon in two voices
notableFor complex contrapuntal structure
use of contrary motion between voices
use of rhythmic augmentation
originalInstrumentation keyboard
partOf Riccercar and canons dedicated to Frederick the Great
The Musical Offering NERFINISHED
period 18th century
style high Baroque NERFINISHED
titleTranslation Canon by augmentation in contrary motion NERFINISHED
usesCounterpointType invertible counterpoint
strict canon
workOf Johann Sebastian Bach NERFINISHED

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BWV 1079 containsWork Canon per augmentationem in contrario motu
BWV 1079 containsWork Canon per augmentationem in contrario motu
this entity surface form: Canon a 2 per augmentationem contrario motu