9 thoughts on “ Fugue ”

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2. A fugue is a piece of music that begins with a simple tune which is then repeated by other voices or instrumental parts with small variations. [technical].

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3. Nov 28,  · An amnesic dissociated state characterized by physical flight from an unbearable situation.A fugue is a more extreme form of escape than the more common types of amnesia, since the patient not only loses his identity but actually leaves his normal surroundings for days, weeks or even years. In fugues of short duration he is likely to wander aimlessly about in a highly emotional state, .

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4. A fugue is a piece of music that begins with a simple tune which is then repeated by other voices or instrumental parts with small variations. [technical].

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5. Aug 04,  · Dissociative fugue is a type of amnesia that is caused by an extreme psychological trauma instead of physical trauma, illness, or another medical condition.

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6. Nov 28,  · An amnesic dissociated state characterized by physical flight from an unbearable situation.A fugue is a more extreme form of escape than the more common types of amnesia, since the patient not only loses his identity but actually leaves his normal surroundings for days, weeks or even years. In fugues of short duration he is likely to wander aimlessly about in a highly emotional state, .

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8. fugue definition: The definition of a fugue is a musical composition for a specific number of parts or voices, or is a temporary state of amnesia. (noun) An example of a fugue is a song written specifically for three voices. An example of a fugue.

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9. The Art of Fugue, monothematic cycle of approximately 20 fugues written in the key of D minor, perhaps for keyboard instrument, by Johann Sebastian Bach. The work reveals Bach’s preoccupation with counterpoint and the canon. Learn more about the composition and its history.

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