Using the B.A.C.H Theme

I'm working in a mixed and varied work that combines various styles of composition, such as baroque, classicism, romanticism, atonality and jazz. To a certain extent I am motivated by the concept of magnum opus as Opus Clavicembalisticum by Sorabji (one of the best works that exist) or atonal beauty of Schoenberg or Krenek, not forgetting to Hindemith or Scriabin. I admire to Bach, i know all works, and Mozart (to a lesser extent because classicism bores me at this point).

Bach used the theme B.A.C.H in several works although the best known example is in Art of Fugue XIV contrapunctus (the incomplete). Busoni used this theme in your work Fantasía contrapuntística intending to make his point of view about completion of this work (global point of view) and Sorabji, later, emulated his attempt through OP. Clavicembalisticum. Currently I am fascinated by this concept of atonal barroque.

I have to admit I'm devoting much time to complete this work. The ideas come to mind at any time, not intended force myself, as I have done on other occasions. Indeed, the inspiration comes at the worst moment, but my idea is to work arising from the almost divine inspiration, say, automatic writing without being so random.

Sounds like a good idea to use this script in my work and develop it through a leak. And you? I have attached a piece of a draft of this fugue. the name proposed for this work (although I can change my mind) is the synthesis of the cosmos.

Sorry for my bad english ... I'm spanish....

introito.mp3I attached a small sample of the beginning of my work.... Sorry for the quality sound ...

Thanks!

introito.mp3

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking us to discuss here? Are you wanting a review of your work? Opinions on your concept?

Just a little comment on the score, I would recommend using a ruler to line up the note values and work on your overall notation. This is a very messy handwritten score and looks like it was written rapidly. Not a biggie, just something that might help for better commentary.