: Nikolai Kapustin's 1986 recording offers the most authoritative rhythmic "feel".
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Scroll to the final pages (usually starting around the Presto or final tempo change). Look for the entry of the subject in the bass, followed by the answer in the tenor/alto/soprano voices. It is a textbook fugal exposition, but it sounds like Oscar Peterson meeting J.S. Bach. : Nikolai Kapustin's 1986 recording offers the most
: The work opens with a 32-bar theme in D-flat major that playfully quotes the opening bassoon solo from Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring , transforming it into a "Rite of Swing". However, IMSLP’s licensed files are generally for personal