Johann sebastian bach full biography of celine
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Person
Johann Sebastian BachComposer
Composition give out completed
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Life
Born: 1685-03-31, Deutschland
Died: 1750-07-28, Germany
Information: Wikipedia
Performances
2707 Performances
2707 PerformancesAll items
Effectuation
1649 EditionsAll items
Buniatishvili, Khatia: Motherland: Bach, Composer, Debussy, Kancheli, Ligeti, Music, Liszt, Dvořák - G. Buniatishvili (pno), etc.
Berlin PO: Europakonzert 1991-2021: Abbado, Mehta, Rattle, Composer, Haitink, President, K.Petrenko, P.Jarvi, M.Jansons, Muti
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Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) had many professional responsibilities and relationships with patrons and other musicians throughout his life that involved writing special music. The prolific composer was himself a virtuoso keyboard player and violinist who excelled in writing instrumental music, and he was a church musician and man of devout Christian faith who composed a variety of eloquent sacred music. As a result, Bach left a significant body of work.
To acquire a complete recording collection of Bach’s compositions would be a dramatic commitment of time and financial resources. Therefore, I’ve jotted down this broad overview of “Essential Bach” music and some suggested recordings. It is NOT intended to be a conclusive, exhaustive or definitive survey of his work. Rather, I propose it as a starting point to explore Bach’s extraordinary legacy and some of the musicians who do justice to it, in my opinion. It’s meant to augment the previous playlists for the Sunday Baroque Bach Birthday Bash, so you can assume everything on the playlists is also worth your consideration. This list is, by definition, highly subjective – these are my opinions and suggestions for where to begin and which performers I admire. It is also an incomplete list, because Bach’s output is too far-
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach was born on 21th of March in 1685. He was a son of Johann Ambrosius, court trumpeter for the Duke of Eisenach and director of the musicians of the city Eisenach in Thuringia. For years, members of the Bach family throughout Thuringia had positions such as organists, city instrumentalists and cantors, as well as the family name was used for a wide reputation if talking about musical talent.
The family lived in Eisenach, in a fairly spacious house directly above the city center, with rooms for student musicians, and large stocks of grain. (A pleasant and informative "Bach Haus" Museum in Eisenach, not meant to be the original home of the family). Here young Johann Sebastian was taught by his father to play the harpsichord and violin. He had also been initiated in the art of organ playing by his famous uncle, Johann Christoph Bach, who was then Georgenkirche organist in Eisenach. Sebastian was a very willing pupil and soon became extraordinarily proficient with these instruments.
At eight years old he went to the old Latin Grammar school, where Martin Luther was previously a student, he studied reading, writing, Latin grammar, and much of the Scripture in Latin and German. The boys from the school created the choir of St. G