Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

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Jack Jarrett

Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

Post by Jack Jarrett » Mon Feb 13, 2012 3:59 am

This is an interesting little piece.The first and second parts are mirror images of one another!
Bach,J.S.;Canon gtr1.mp3
Bach,J.S.;Canon gtr2.mp3
And what they sound like combined
Bach,J.S.;Canon combined.mp3
The sheet music can be found here:
http://www.earlyguitar.net
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Trystramys

Re: Bach, J. S. - Canon - Duo

Post by Trystramys » Tue Feb 14, 2012 12:36 pm

Short but sweet. :D
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Elías López Cruz
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Canon - Duo

Post by Elías López Cruz » Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:23 pm

Hi Jack! Beautiful short canon. Congrats. You are very active.
Guitars: "La Valenciana" model 113 (1976), "Tres Pinos" SCG-E112 (2007), "Sergio Mercado" Ramírez replica 2011, Arturo Hernández Hauser replica (2014), Karina Mendoza Fleta replica (2016).
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Tarbaby (1953 - 2016)

Re: Bach, J. S. - Canon - Duo

Post by Tarbaby (1953 - 2016) » Thu Feb 16, 2012 10:12 pm

Jack Jarrett wrote:The first and second parts are mirror images of one another!
Indeed! Unlike most canons, the second voice is the same as the first only backwards!

This is from "A Musical Offering". I had heard that Bach improvised a lot of that work and then wrote it out later. I was told that he even improvised a 4 part fugue on the keyboard, knowing all the while that the whole thing would be invertible and still work! :shock:

That's just beyond human...

Thanks for contributing this, Jack. :merci:

Alan
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arman guitar

Re: Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

Post by arman guitar » Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:52 pm

:D
thanks for this
but
voice1+voice2=canon
voice 1=very hight
voice2=very low
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ashira.rose

Re: Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

Post by ashira.rose » Mon Nov 05, 2012 8:47 pm

thank you so much!!! ^_^
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Masjedi

Re: Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

Post by Masjedi » Thu Dec 06, 2012 1:52 pm

arman guitar wrote::D
thanks for this
but
voice1+voice2=canon
voice 1=very hight
voice2=very low
sry. I didn`t get U.
did you mean that the 2nd part should be played like the 1ts part,dynamically?
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Alehandrich

Re: Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

Post by Alehandrich » Fri Aug 30, 2013 7:50 am

very good
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Re: Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

Post by wsuemnick » Sun Jan 31, 2016 7:49 am

hi Jack, thank you very much.
Hi, i'm wolfgang. i'm a guitarist from Stuttgart, germany. I love to play the guitar.
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Re: Bach, J. S. - BWV 1079 Canon - Duo

Post by philip caldwell » Fri Oct 21, 2016 4:12 pm

The early guitar.net site has gone. The domain is for sale.
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