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Prelude and Fugue XX in A Minor
The Prelude is a gracious and playful dance... Commentators do not admit that, light and careless, it is rightly coupled to an imposing Fugue with its grandiose ending... Even if these pieces were composed during different periods, we do know that it is Bach himself who selected and coupled them... Who knows - perhaps it is the contrast of grace and power which pleased Bach? The commentators also have little enthusiasm for the Fugue... Probably they have been influenced by Spitta, who found it pedantic and lacking in imagination... In their miscomprehension they dare to accuse it of being deficient in rhythmic energy - this piece full of arder, of fire, of extraordinary drive!
The appearance of the pedal board (measure 83) crowns their dissatisfaction... But let us move on and consider this Fugue with the admiration it deserves...
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