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Fugue in J
J.S. Bach / Greg Moore
When a student saxophone quartet was asked to perform Bach's Fugue in B Minor (BWV544) as part of a farewell party for a beloved teacher, they played it "Jazz" style - straight from the score with swing! The subject of Bach's Fugue in B … Read More
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When a student saxophone quartet was asked to perform Bach's Fugue in B Minor (BWV544) as part of a farewell party for a beloved teacher, they played it "Jazz" style - straight from the score with swing! The subject of Bach's Fugue in B Minor (BWV544) begins with sixteen equal notes. This walking bass feature should come out strongly, but not dominate the wealth of riffs and figurations that characterize Bach. This is a marriage between an organ piece and jazz. Keep the tone strong and you will end up with polyphonic power; not merely a series of entrances, but a whole starry galaxy of Jazz Baroque! Syncopations have been tweaked into the music, but have strictly kept the actual order of notes, except that they are now in G minor, a better key for the horns. Enjoy!