[Dixielandjazz] "Fugues" in Dixieland, was RE: What Instruments ...
eupher dude
eupher61 at hotmail.com
Sun Dec 9 11:15:10 PST 2007
A front line chorus is by no means a fugue, technically speaking. A fugue might sound, to a listener, like a multi-voiced cacophony, but there is a lot more structure to it, including the most important which is imitation.
I guess I can understand the comparison, though. There is a section of most fugues where the "melody" line is passed back and forth and the other voices are playing seemingly non-thematic material. Still, it doesn't relate to the melody/obligatto/decorated bass cum obligatto that a front-line jam would have.
"Hot 3" is another term, if banjo and piano are left out. Or, just "Front Line" or "Horns Only".
steve "never did write a good fugue in theory 3" hoog
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