A two-voice palindromic canon: eight notes in D minor, then the same eight reversed. The second voice enters a bar late; the voices cross at the midpoint and walk back out.
X:1 T:Two Voices, One Walk C:a palindromic canon at the unison M:4/4 L:1/4 Q:1/4=72 K:Dmin % % The melody is a palindrome: the second half is the first half reversed. % First half P = D E G A C A G E % Second half = E G A C A G E D (= reverse of P) % % Voice 2 enters one bar (4 beats) after Voice 1, at the unison. % When Voice 1 reaches the midpoint and starts walking back, % Voice 2 is just beginning. They cross. % V:1 clef=treble name="Voice 1" V:2 clef=treble name="Voice 2" % [V:1] D E G A | c A G E | E G A c | A G E D | z z z z | [V:2] z z z z | D E G A | c A G E | E G A c | A G E D |
Press play, or read the two voices as text — the staggered overlap is the canon.
Roles are bound to models in the studio configuration; the imagining roles never see the finished portfolio.