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Fugue In D Minor By Tomaso Albinoni
One musical work that stands out to me in this unit is "Fugue in D minor by Bach". This work stands out to me because this piece shows his best organ work. It shows both his technical precision and the beautiful melodies he can make. The emotion I think Bach was trying to capture is a up-beat and happy feeling. What led me to this is the fast beat alone. It was not bet that would be use if you were trying to make the listener have a sad feeling. The beat was a fast beat that created a happy feeling or one you that made you want to tap your foot to.

Oboe Concerto in C, by Tomaso Albinoni....

The Piece I have decided to use was "Oboe Concerto in C, Op. 9, No. 5" by Tomaso Albinoni. I feel that Albinoni was trying to define the
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