AlgoBlast - Technial Music (R)Evolution

[symphonial]

Saw some people asking for it and noticed the thread's been lost.
So here is the link to the new version (not finished) of AlgoBlast, a site dedicated to technical music as a whole. http://algoblast.Free.fr/V2.0
The old (and current) version is simply www.algoblast.com
Let me know what you think about it, suggestions, stuff like that.
I've been getting several mails asking for "e-contests" to win techmetal CDs. I will be posting a poll soon to win CDs from Hyde, Djizoes, B...TA, Nerv, Withering, the AlgoBlast Compilation, and some other bands. Keep in touch!
OYC

 

[symphonial]

As said, here's the enigma for you to win CDs from Hyde, Grieving The Days To Come, Nerv, Canvas Solaris, and Djizoes:

In the last <em>Contrapunctus</em> of the <em>Art of Fugue</em>, by J.S. Bach (his last fugue), the composer has introduced a very specific melody, composed by four notes, apparent in the last page of the part. Carl Philip Emmanuel Bach wrote the meaning of this melody. I need <u>you</u> to tell me its meaning. All I can tell you to help you is not to forget that J.S. Bach used the german notes system, find out the original title of the "Mass in B minor", you'll understand.

Send your answers to <u>younesATalgoblastDOTcom</u>, and you'll be sure to win one of the CDs mentioned. I need the meaning of that melody. First 5 answers will win.

Good luck.
OYC