n.赋格曲

原形：fugue复数：fugues

A fugue is a complex musical composition in which a theme is introduced and then imitated by different voices.
一个赋格曲是一种复杂的音乐作品，其中主题被引入，然后由不同的声部模仿。
Bach's "The Art of Fugue" is considered a masterpiece of Baroque music.
巴赫的《赋格的艺术》被认为是巴洛克音乐的杰作。
In a fugue, the entry of each new voice occurs at a different pitch or time.
在赋格曲中，每个新的声部的进入是在不同的音高或时间。
The fugue form typically alternates between episodes of imitation and free counterpoint.
赋格形式通常在模仿段落和自由对位之间交替。
Fugues often start with a short, distinctive subject that is developed throughout the piece.
赋格通常以一个简短而独特的主题开始，这个主题在整个作品中得到发展。
The contrapuntal technique used in fugues requires a high level of skill and musical understanding.
赋格中的对位法技巧需要高水平的技巧和音乐理解力。
A fugue can have multiple subjects, each with its own episode of imitation.
一个赋格可以有多个主题，每个主题都有自己的模仿段落。
J.S. Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" is a well-known organ work showcasing the complexity of fugue.
J.S.
巴赫的《D小调托卡塔与赋格》是展示赋格复杂性的著名管风琴作品。
Fugues were particularly popular during the Baroque period but are still composed in modern times.
赋格在巴洛克时期特别流行，但现代仍有创作。
Listening to a fugue requires active engagement as it rewards attentive listeners with a rich tapestry of interweaving melodies.
听赋格需要积极参与，因为它以其交织旋律的丰富织锦回馈细心的听众。