Humoresque and Fugue in E minor - (2012) ![](images/01_Little_Green_Dot.gif)
for piano
The falling half-step gesture, separated by octaves, states the motive for the work. A lyrical bridge to contrast with the percussive motive stands between statements.
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The fugue subject continues the motive's outline as seen in the last chords of the humoresque. From D sharp to D, C sharp at the outset of the subject, and C to B in a counter-statement, the notes' appearances elongate the basic motive. The short fugue plays out, touching a number of tonal regions.
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3 pages, circa 3' 15" - an MP3 demo is here: ![](images/01_demo.gif)
The score is available as a free PDF download, though any major commercial performance or recording of the work is prohibited without prior arrangement with the composer. Click on the graphic below for this piano score.
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Humoresque and Fugue in E minor
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