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30. Fuga

30.A.1

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Torn fragment of a leaf, headed (in another hand): “Giacomo Puccini Fuga a 4 Voci”.

This manuscript contains the subject of the fugue.

30.A.2

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2 pages of a double leaf, 4° oblong format (32.5 × 23.5 cm) with 12 staves comprising 41 bars, one of which is cancelled. Annotations in a different hand: “ore 5.50” and the date “1881” on the last page of the double leaf.
The music is written in the soprano, alto, tenor, and bass clefs.

This is the first part of the fugue, perhaps already presented earlier in the academic year, and later used again by Puccini for the year’s final examination (see 30.B.1).

30.B.1

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1 double leaf, 4° oblong format (32.5 × 23.5 cm) with 12 staves. 83 bars.

Annotations in another hand: “Alunno Sig. Puccini”, “Ricevuto alle ore 5.50 pom”, and “1881-82”. The manuscript is signed at the end by Puccini’s professors and examiners: Bazzini, Panzini, Dominiceti, Saladino, Ponchielli, and Palminteri.
The music is written in the soprano, alto, tenor, and bass clefs.

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30.D.1

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30.B.1

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 Bassi 1992

p. 10.
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