About this work
Prelude and Fugue Op. 99 No. 3 contrasts an expansive prelude with a fugue whose voices gradually build density. At the organ, registration needs to reveal that difference without breaking the unity of the key.
In the prelude, locate bass and cadences before adding the chords. For the fugue, practise each entry with the voices already present so that the subject remains identifiable within the counterpoint.
Choose articulation suited to the acoustic and prepare changes of manual or stops. The pulse needs to remain stable as the texture thickens and the pedal becomes more active.
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