Bach, Fugue on a theme by Albinoni (BWV 951)

[@jonnsmusich]

You and Bach have some sort of affinity.

[@bsku0765]

I'm p sure his initial inspiration to make this program was from bach

[@smalin]

@bsku0765 That's true.

[@DanielSilva-gc4xz]

This visual representation couldn't be done better.

[@xavi2803]

Such a cool fugue

[@ILoveTakeThat5]

I got so excited when I saw this posted; this is a dream fugue to achieve at some point for me, but gosh it is difficult!

[@radioparisment628]

Avec un peu d'habitude ça peut se lire comme une nouvelle écriture de la musique. L'oreille aidant, il est même facile d'anticiper. Un grand merci.

[@smalin]

I'm glad it's working for you.

[@sidwoodstock]

Dang you've upped your game! Dig this new visual

[@smalin]

Here's a guide to what I've been doing ... www.musanim.com/KZbinHighlights/

[@julienelson8162]

Magnificent.

[@katrmior]

I absolutely adore the visualisation you used to signify descending/ascending broken intervals. These small filigree loops look adorable... i am not quite sure if i am making sense. thank you muchly

[@smalin]

Here are some other videos with the "calligraphy" filigree loops ... studio.kzbin.infoPLtj_HurkS7Zxml7d5TuPfocSmRULo6osy/videos

[@katrmior]

@@smalin unfortuanately the link is broken for me

[@smalin]

@@katrmior sorry about that … try this kzbin.info/aero/PLtj_HurkS7Zxml7d5TuPfocSmRULo6osy

[@katrmior]

@@smalin thank you muchly! What a wonderful start to a day this is

[@Kam-xm6mm]

Great tuning

[@Shyguy71588]

He took a melody that was boring and made it into magical musical tapestry. Old Bach never disappoints!

[@TempodiPiano]

The melody is very expressive, not boring at all, with its chromaticism. Maybe Beethoven is the only one to have made a masterpiece with a boring melody :-)

[@harryk4840]

❤️

[@sokkimmartin788]

2:45

[@vitopaternoster1723]

Vbellissimo, i cromatismi quadrati!!

[@yutufru]

God’s music

[@leonhardeuler6811]

Im curious, do you still have your trampoline lizard?

[@smalin]

That’s a rather personal question, don’t you think?

[@leonhardeuler6811]

@@smalin Where are my manners. A thousand apologies.

[@aprenderensinar1325]

2x speed its perfect

[@qwaqwa1960]

Ha...I did this on computer in 1980!

[@qwaqwa1960]

Fugue-ota I called it :-)

[@Titurel]

Ten points to Ravenclaw!

[@KinoDerToaster]

Fascinating! Might I ask what this visualization software is?

[@smalin]

I am the inventor/designer/programmer; it's something I made for my own use.

[@SaintJohnFourteenSix]

​@@smalinimpresionante❤❤, piensas compartirlo comercialmente en algún futuro?

[@marioalejandromartindelcam5558]

Nada como la versión de Glend Gould

[@smalin]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

[@francescaemc2]

bad thing ;)@@smalin

[@SaintJohnFourteenSix]

​@@francescaemc2la expresión es positiva, y la verdad es que sí, es una vehemente interpretación la de Gould

[@AaronisBack]

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