A fugue starts with a distinct melody, and often other voices join in with the same melody at different times. This melody stays prevalent throughout the piece as the main theme that is repeated many times.
A continuo is defined by a continuous, repetitive bass line that keeps the rhythm in a piece. It falls in with the chord progression and stays mostly in the background, as opposed to the melody, which is strongly featured. In a jazz ensemble, the bass player often plays a continuo, while the keyboardist keeps the chords and the singer (or other lead instrumentalist) produces the melody.
"Continuo" or "basso continuo" is a group of instruments that provide harmonisation, usually with bass-sounded instruments, combining and merge notes and phrases with main melodies by soloists and/or group or orchestra. Fugue is a style (type) of composition by which a musical phrase, theme or idea is played by some instrument(s) and are repeated by others but in different time, this is, one follows other, but always keeping good harmony; it undoubtedly is a very difficult way of composing.
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