Contrapunctus XIII

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Contrapunctus XIII is one of the later, intricately constructed fugues from J.S. Bach’s unfinished masterpiece *The Art of Fugue*, showcasing his advanced contrapuntal technique.

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Label Occurrences
Contrapunctus XIII canonical 2

Statements (33)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fugue
movement
approximateCompositionPeriod 1740s
associatedWork Contrapunctus I
Contrapunctus XIV
basedOn principal subject of The Art of Fugue
belongsTo late works of Johann Sebastian Bach
catalogNumber BWV 1080
composedIn Leipzig
composer Johann Sebastian Bach
genre contrapuntal keyboard work
hasComplexity high
keySignature B minor (common modern edition)
languageOfTitle Latin
notableFeature advanced use of inversion and permutation of the main subject
intricate contrapuntal construction
notation open score in four staves (in original print of The Art of Fugue)
originalInstrumentation unspecified keyboard instrument
partOf The Art of Fugue
partOfCycle collection of fugues and canons on a single theme
period Baroque
positionInWork late movement
publicationStatus posthumous publication as part of The Art of Fugue
style high Baroque counterpoint
subjectType musical composition
techniqueUsed contrapuntal inversion
fugal writing
invertible counterpoint
titleForm uses Roman numeral XIII in title
typicalInstrumentation chamber ensemble (arrangement)
keyboard
string quartet (arrangement)
workNumberWithinSet 13

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The Art of Fugue movement Contrapunctus XIII
Contrapunctus XII relatedWork Contrapunctus XIII