Bach. The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I.
BWV 863 in G# minor
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S
tenor, bar 1½
alto, bar 3½
soprano, bar 5½
bass, bar 7½
tenor, bar 11½
bass, bar 15½
tenor, bar 17½
alto, bar 19½
soprano, bar 24½
bass, bar 26½
tenor, bar 32½
soprano, bar 37½
CS1
tenor, bar 3
alto, bar 5
soprano, bar 7
soprano, bar 11
alto, bar 15 (varied)
tenor, bar 19
alto, bar 32 (varied)
alto, bar 37 (varied)
CS2
tenor, bar 5½
alto, bar 11½
bass, bar 19½
CS2-inc
soprano, bar 15½
soprano, bar 32½
cadences
Info
Algomus
The subject of this fugue, when exposed in the bass voice, leads to several V -> I progressions in root position.
Info
Algomus
We report here only the rIAC/PAC actually concluding a phrase.
bar 9 (i:PAC)
bar 11 (v:PAC)
bar 13 (i:PAC)
bar 15 (i:PAC)
bar 24½ (II:rIAC)
bar 32 (i:PAC)
bar 41 (I:PAC)
pedals
tenor→bass, bar 37 (V)