@Jon_Slaughter: "Starting at bar 28 there is something that to my eyes kinda looks fugue like 
and was wondering what is going on:
the soprano at bar 28 seems to consist of an 8 note motive that is repeated 
sequentally and is offset by one 16th note.
The motive is
D C D Eb C B C A
then moves to C, B, A etc...
The strange thing to me is that it is shifted 1 16th note and also that the 
bass comes in and place the same motive in 3rds(from what I can tell).
I'm just wondering if this is something normal for a prelude to do? (cause I 
though they were mainly very chordal stuff?  Its almost as if its some 
fugual subject or something.
I suppose its just a simple sequence doubled on the 3rd thats used to 
modulate back to cm or something like that.
Just wondering
Thanks,
Jon "
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yeah, I saw that after I posted. Its just the basicaly the same stuff except 
the first note was replaced with a rest.  Looks like the thing was shifted 
but I guess it wasn't.
Well I was having problem analyzing I think I got the chords from 31 to the 
end right but I couldn't figure out what bar 35 and 36 were doing.
I did get the V7/iv and iv on bars 33 and 34 ;) but as for bar 35 I have no 
idea.  Theres just to many NHT's in there it looks and I can' t make sense 
of it.
Thanks,
Jon "
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