Differences Between Preludes And Fugues
Which of the following best describes the primary difference between a prelude and a fugue?
A
A prelude is a lengthy composition, whereas a fugue is significantly shorter.
B
A prelude focuses on counterpoint, whereas a fugue serves as an introduction to other movements.
C
A prelude is a brief composition, whereas a fugue is significantly longer.
D
A prelude serves as an introduction to other movements, whereas a fugue focuses on counterpoint.
E
A prelude consists of intricate details, whereas a fugue is primarily improvisational.
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