Fugue
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 42
fūg, n. ( mus. ) a form of composition in which the subject is given out by one part and immediately taken up by a second, its answer , during which the first part supplies an accompaniment or counter-subject, and so on.— n. Fug′uist , one who writes or plays fugues. [Fr.,—It. fug a —L. fug a , flight.]
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