To improvise a fugue around a musical theme composed by the king himself.

围绕国王自己创作的音乐主题即兴创作一首曲。

For definition of fugue, see page 144 of the text.

的定义请看书本144页。

Under a Mozart fugue, we suddenly see a drop of blood.

伴着莫扎特的曲子，突然们看见一滴血坠。

Fugue. We spent a lot of time with that, fairly difficult.

们也学了很久 而且很难。

We saw developmental music in a section of a of the fugue called what?

当们听中出现开型段们把它叫做什么呢？

Does anybody remember what we called that section of the fugue that was so developmental?

有谁还记得们是如何命名的开段的吗？

It's very cerebral stuff, this fugue business.

写是件很动脑子的事情。

And it's a different fugue subject; it is not syncopated.

这是一个完全不同的主题 不是切分的。

We've got a four-voice fugue that's going to start here.

这是一段四声部的。

So my first question for you is for how many voices is this fugue written?

的第一个问题是这首有几个声部？

So normally a fugue is a freestanding piece or you could have an entire movement written as a fugue.

一般来说 一首是独立的曲子或者是一整个乐章。

Now here's another thing that this fugue subject does and many other fugue subjects.

这首还有一个特点其他许多也是这样。

Fugues have been written for as few as two voices.

至少要有两个声部。

And let's listen to how he now unfolds a second fugue subject.

们来听听第二主题是如何呈现的。

It's framed in the shape of a fugue.

就是以的形式来构架的。

Every educated person should know what a fugue is.

每个有素养的人都该知道曲是什么。

Dissociative fugue is kind of weird and interesting.

解离有点奇怪和有趣。

Vivaldi wasn't much interested in complicated fugues.

维瓦尔第对复杂的曲不太感兴趣。

So his fugue state was connected to his condition.

所以他处于神游状态跟他的病史是有关的。

John Lewis often used a form of music called fugue. Fugue is a series of opposing melodies used to create a complex effect.

约翰·刘易斯经常使用一种被称为曲的音乐形式。曲是利用一系列反旋律来创作一种复杂的效果。