Bonus: I Uploaded a Bach Album as an NFT

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Bonus: I Uploaded a Bach Album as an NFT

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I don't know if you are already hip to it, or if you're just catching on, but it seems like releasing music as 'NFTs' could be in our futures. I wanted to have the first NFT version of The Art of Fugue. Check the auction out here:

https://mintable.app/music/item/JS-Bach-The-Art-of-Fugue--Electronic--The-First-Ever-Bachs-Music-as-NFT--Presented-by-WTF-Bach/f9CWCc0ho7bbad8

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Bonus: Contrapunctus I: all screwed up... 11x: This is the first bonus episode. In it, you will hear the first contrapunctus from “The Art of Fugue” (which, by now, you can tell your friends is called, ‘Die Kunst der Fuge’ in German) in eleven different ways. Eleven is an important number in ‘D... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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Special Guest: Brad Mehldau. Why does he like Bach?: This is an interview with pianist/composer/arranger Brad Mehldau. Our conversation on May 12, 2020 spanned many diverse topics from what he is reading at the moment, what he keeps on his piano, when and how he practices, the connection between bebop ... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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Bonus: Bach in Revision: How does Bach improve upon himself?: This is the second bonus episode. In it, you will hear the first three fugues from “The Art of Fugue” in their 'early versions', meaning, the versions which Bach conceived before he sent them to be published. This is a rare moment to observe Bach mak... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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Special Guest: Chris Thile. Man in the Mirror (Fugue): This is an interview with mandolinist/composer/singer Chris Thile. Our conversation on May 14, 2021 spanned many diverse topics from how he felt about growing up in a religious community, to his favorite barrel aged spirits. -- Musicians/Bands menti... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The Tenth Fugue at the Tenth: Also... What is a Key?: Two fugues in original print are essentially the same: these are both this 10th contrapunctus. This fugue is a double fugue with counterpoint at the tenth (alla decima) Topics covered: What does it mean when music is in a 'key' what keys did Bach of... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 5th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: Our theme finally overlaps itself!: Here we are on a new chapter! The stretto fugues have begun. We uncover the extensive use of stretto at various 'lengths:' 12 beats, 6 beats, 4 beats, 2 beats even down to a single beat. Entrances are now flying both upside down and right-side up wit... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 9th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: Two Subjects Combined at Two Intervals... Too much?: Back to four voices! Bach begins yet again another fugue with a unique theme. The fugue will become a double fugue with our well known ‘Art of Fugue’ theme. The counterpoint then begins to appear in two ways: either on the same note or at different n... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 2nd/3rd Fugues in The Art of Fugue: What is a Clavichord? Our first countersubject!: We discuss the second and third fugues from "The Art of Fugue" by J.S. Bach. We hear them played on a clavichord and a piano, then both arranged electronically with some new insights. Topics covered: How quiet is a clavichord? So... what's the vibe ... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The First Fugue in The Art of Fugue: What is a Harpsichord? Eleven entrances?: We discuss the first fugue from "The Art of Fugue" by J.S. Bach. We hear it played first on a harpsichord, then on a piano with 'voice-over analysis' then by a computer with the voices panned hard left/right. Topics covered: How does a harpsichord wo... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The Second Canon in The Art of Fugue: A canon functioning at two simultaneous intervals!?: Rather than moving on to the compound fugues, we have a pleasant visit to the second of four canons from "The Art of Fugue" by J.S. Bach: Canon alla Decima in contrapunto alla Terza (Canon at the Tenth in counterpoint at the Third) Topics covered: Al... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 4th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: Where is the golden section? Exchanging the Dux and the Comes: The final piece in the first 'quartet' of fugues from "The Art of Fugue" by J.S. Bach: Contrapunctus 4. With this episode we have covered all of the 'simple fugues' in this sprawling work. Topics covered: A blind organist from Leipzig... Helmut who?... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 6th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: ’In Stylo Francese’: The second ‘stretto’ fugue: “Contrapunctus 6, in the French Style” now gives us the theme flying at two different speeds in both directions. We see the theme overlapped, coming both inverted and ‘rectus’, and now at 1x AND 2x speeds! Where will Bach ... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 11th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: A Triple Fugue &... A Possible Anti-Golden-Section?: The closing of our chapter on compound fugues, contrapunctus eleven, a powerful, complicated, and long fugue. Two expositions of the first theme? One in inversion? And wait, this is a triple fugue where all themes come in inversion and… also not in i... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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Special Guest: Robert Hill. How does he play Bach?: Guest Interview: Robert Hill, Harpsichordist I had the privilege of speaking to Robert Hill, one of the foremost harpsichordists alive. Our discussion spans many different topics including harpsichord tuning and repair, clavichords, piano actions, lu... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 7th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: One theme at three different speeds?: This is the last fugue of what we could call 'Chapter two' in The Art of Fugue: this is the third and final 'stretto fugue,' and the most complicated. Whereas in the previous episodes I mentioned in which direction subjects enter, inverted or not, or... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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Bonus: Dictated in Blindness on his Deathbed? The Original Printed Conclusion to The Art of Fugue?: This is the eighth bonus episode. Was Bach dictating this? Blind? On his deathbed? Printed as the original conclusion to The Art of Fugue, "Wenn wir im höchsten Nöten sein" was not meant to be part of the work, but was meant to be compensation for t... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 8th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: Three Themes, Three voices.: Back to it! Opening a new chapter in The Art of Fugue, this new chapter is one based on compound fugues, that is, our beloved ‘Art of Fugue Subject’ will now began to be combined with other new and unique themes. Instead of going from a ‘simple’ t... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The First Canon in The Art of Fugue: Where do these pieces belong, and how do they get much more complicated than this?!: Rather than moving on to the fifth fugue, we have a brief visit to the first of four canons from "The Art of Fugue" by J.S. Bach: Canon in Hypodiapason (Canon at the octave). Topics covered: What is an octave? Who is 'The Great One'? Why do musician... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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Bonus: Listener’s Choice: You asked, I talked.: This is the third bonus episode. You know how at the end of every episode, Gaby says, "Want to have evan analyze a specific piece of Bach... just for you?" Boom: Listener's choice volume one. Three pieces you requested were: Prelude and Fugue... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The 13th Fugue in The Art of Fugue: also fugue this mirror a is?: Question: If a piece of music is perfect both on its head and also its feet, which one is the inversion? In the previous fugue, fugue twelve, we saw Bach took four voices, a turned everything upside down: 1234 became 4321 and what went up came crashi... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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The Third Canon in The Art of Fugue: Counterpoint at the fifth? Or just a bunch of parallel fifths?: Rather than moving on to the twelfth fugue, we have a brief visit to the third of four canons from "The Art of Fugue" by J.S. Bach: Canon alla Duodecima in Contrapunto alla Quina (Canon at the twelfth in counterpoint at the fifth). This canon is ver... by The WTF Bach Podcast
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