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In a fugue, the exposition is:

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In a fugue, the exposition is:

In a fugue, the exposition is:

a. the theme.
b. the opening section during which each voice presents the subject in turn.
c. a passage during which a subject is imitated at a shorter than normal timespan.
d. a section full of modulation and free counterpoint based on motives derivedfrom the theme.

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