Bach - Contrapunctus No. 1 From the Art of the Fugue for Brass Quintet Octet The two interspersed slow movements

The two interspersed slow movements are dissimilar

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Bach - Contrapunctus No. 1 From the Art of the Fugue for Brass Quintet Octet The two interspersed slow movementsBach's Contrapunctus No. 1 From the Art of the Fugue for Brass Quintet gives all five players a real workout. This masterful transcription is "Symphonic" in style with all five players playing the four voice Fugue. In this work you will find a lot of doubling, along with some thrilling sounds and textures. You will hear this piece performed by the Vancouver Symphony Brass Quintet on the mp3 sample. Turn up the volume, because this work shakes the