Quote: "The song of the righteous is a prayer unto me, and it shall be answered with a blessing upon their heads." D&C 25:12

Flower Fugue Flower_Fugue_Instrument_Ensemble_by_Christopher_Edwards_1

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When i created this piece, I wanted to make a song that has a similar flow to Bach's Fugue in G minor. This was the first fugue i've ever made and it definitely brought a lot of challenges. I first had to watch a lot fo video's explaining what a fugue basically is and the "rules" alongside it. I really listened hard and played Bach's fugue on my violin and cello. I wanted a song that sounded chaotic and had a lot of repeating themes that bounced around each instrument. Now when you hear Flower Fugue, you don't think chaotic, but I found a gif of a drawing of a flower on the internet and i really was inspired by how the artist made it move. It gave me a little bit of anxiety which is exactly what i wanted.  I've made a lot of songs since i started composing a couple years ago, but this was by far one of the hardest to compose alongside my piano solo "Sunken Thoughts".