The fugue
Has only one part
Limits the expression of the composer
Has for voices or parts
Does not allow harmony
Is typically set in a strict contrapuntal style
Is often used as a teaching tool for composers
Is not as common in modern music as it was in the Baroque era
Can be a challenging form to master due to its complex and intricate structure.
Involves a main theme, or subject, that is developed and manipulated throughout the piece
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Is typically set in a strict contrapuntal style