Henry Martin: Preludes and Fugues, Book 2

Track Listings
1. Praeludium et Fuga XIII in Gb Major (A Slow Drag)    
2. Praeludium XIV in F# minor    
3. Fuga XIV in F# minor    
4. Praeludium XV in G Major    
5. Fuga XV in G Major    
6. Praeludium XVI in G minor    
7. Fuga XVI in G minor    
8. Praeludium XVII in Ab Major    
9. Fuga XVII in Ab Major    
10. Praeludium XVIII in Ab minor    
11. Fuga XVIII in Ab minor    
12. Praeludium XIX in A Major    
13. Fuga XIX in A Major    
14. Praeludium XX in A minor    
15. Fuga XX in A minor    
16. Praeludium XXI in Bb Major    
17. Fuga XXI in Bb Major    
18. Praeludium XXII in Bb minor    
19. Fuga XXII in Bb minor    
20. Praeludium XXIII in B Major    
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Album Description
Henry Martin's "Preludes and Fugues" won the 1998 Barlow Endowment International Composition Competition from a field of 345 entries from 13 countries. This premiere recording, with the composer at the piano, contains the second part of Martin's cycle (the first part was recorded by Sarah Davis Buechner, on GM Recordings). As the title of this work might suggest, this piece alludes to the long and rich history of keyboard composition.

Henry Martin presents a wealth of new angles on the traditional forms, with occasional echoes of such far-flung music as Scott Joplin, Bach, Chopin, and Debussy coming to the surface. Henry Martin is Professor of Music at Rutgers University-Newark. His teachers have included Milton Babbitt and David Del Tredici. Martin has pursued a dual career as a composer-pianist and as a music theorist specializing in jazz and the Western tonal tradition.

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    Henry Martin: Preludes and Fugues, Book 2

    Manufacturer: Bridge Records, Inc.
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    1. Henry Martin: Preludes and Fugues

    ASIN: B00014DGRE
    Release Date: 2003-12-20

    Tracks:

    1. Praeludium et Fuga XIII in Gb Major (A Slow Drag)
    2. Praeludium XIV in F# minor
    3. Fuga XIV in F# minor
    4. Praeludium XV in G Major
    5. Fuga XV in G Major
    6. Praeludium XVI in G minor
    7. Fuga XVI in G minor
    8. Praeludium XVII in Ab Major
    9. Fuga XVII in Ab Major
    10. Praeludium XVIII in Ab minor
    11. Fuga XVIII in Ab minor
    12. Praeludium XIX in A Major
    13. Fuga XIX in A Major
    14. Praeludium XX in A minor
    15. Fuga XX in A minor
    16. Praeludium XXI in Bb Major
    17. Fuga XXI in Bb Major
    18. Praeludium XXII in Bb minor
    19. Fuga XXII in Bb minor
    20. Praeludium XXIII in B Major
    21. Fuga XXIII in B Major
    22. Praeludium XXIV in B minor
    23. Fuga XXIV in B minor

    Album Description

    Henry Martin's "Preludes and Fugues" won the 1998 Barlow Endowment International Composition Competition from a field of 345 entries from 13 countries. This premiere recording, with the composer at the piano, contains the second part of Martin's cycle (the first part was recorded by Sarah Davis Buechner, on GM Recordings). As the title of this work might suggest, this piece alludes to the long and rich history of keyboard composition.

    Henry Martin presents a wealth of new angles on the traditional forms, with occasional echoes of such far-flung music as Scott Joplin, Bach, Chopin, and Debussy coming to the surface. Henry Martin is Professor of Music at Rutgers University-Newark. His teachers have included Milton Babbitt and David Del Tredici. Martin has pursued a dual career as a composer-pianist and as a music theorist specializing in jazz and the Western tonal tradition.

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