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SKU: A0.932688
Composed by Martin Luther. Arranged by Terry M. Forsyth. Baroque,Christian,Instructional,Sacred,Standards. Score. 8 pages. Forsyth Publishing #6113019. Published by Forsyth Publishing (A0.932688).A four-voice fugue using traditional baroque counterpoint including undeveloped countersubject with related free material at end of recapitulation. The congregation preferring music on hymns they know will love this write. This writing brings a well-known hymn tune through all the rigors of a baroque fugue with a development where many untrained listeners can still identify the subject. Challenge is when the countersubject is presented in the pedals making it a great learning piece and addition to one's repetoire. Tune name: "Ein' Feste Burg". Time: 6:22.
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