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The 17 pages that link to Canon (music), each with the reason it gives.

• Johann Sebastian BachRelated: Canonic imitation is one of the precise compositional devices Bach repeatedly explored.

• Imitation (music)Related: Canonic writing is a sustained application of imitation.

• Steve ReichRelated: Reich adapts canonic imitation into process-based music with shifting rhythmic relationships.

• PassacagliaRelated: A passacaglia’s repeating bass can underlie canonic imitation, as in Pachelbel’s Canon.

• Repetition in musicRelated: Imitation makes a musical idea recur in overlapping voices.

• The Art of FugueRelated: Several sections apply strict imitative procedures to the shared subject.

• Johannes OckeghemRelated: Ockeghem’s canonic writing turns strict imitation into a framework for intricate vocal motion.

• Heinrich SchenkerRelated: Schenker’s analyses helped reinforce the status of Austro-German masterworks in music scholarship.

• Frère JacquesRelated: Singing the song as a round offers a simple introduction to melodic imitation.