Two of Bach's most famous works are St.John's Passion and St.Matthew's Passion the lyrics from these song came from The Bible as Bach often played his works on organs in the churches of his time.
Some of Johann Bach's major works were the Brandenburg Concertos (1721), The Well-Tempered Clavier (first book, 1722), St. John Passion (1723), St. Matthew Passion (1727), Suite No. 3 in D (1729), Magnificat in D Major (1731), Christmas Oratorio (1734), Italian Concerto (1735), Goldberg Variations (1741-1742, The Well-Tempered Clavier (second book, 1742), the Musical Offering (1747), and The Art of the Fugue (unfinished, 1749).
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The Mass in B Minor, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Prelude and Fugues (Eight little pieces for organ) and literally hundreds more. Oh, and they are "compositions", not "songs".
Baroque Johann Sebastian Bach was a German composer. He wrote several concertos, chorales, and pieces of music known as "Passions". His music was considered to be Baroque. Baroque music is a style of music that was popular during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Johann Sebastian Bach, composer of the Baroque Era - Born - 21st March, 1685 in Eisenach, Germany Died - 28th July, 1750 in Leipzig, Germany Some of his major works include - 6 Brandenburg concertos, 4 Orchestral suites, 7 Harpsichord concertos, 3 Violin concertos, over 200 Cantatas. Genres - Sacred music for the German Protestant liturgy especially cantatas, instrumental and keyboard music. JS Bach began composing at the age of 17 (in 1702) and composed prolifically until he began decomposing in 1750. Ironically, during his lifetime, he was more highly regarded for his organ playing than his compositions. JS Bach had lost his sight by the time he died.
One major work is the six unaccompanied cello suites and it is significant because they are unaccompanied.
Lots of composers wrote masses. Some of the most famous masses are: Missa Solemnis by Beethoven Mass in B Minor by Bach Grand Mass in C Minor by Mozart
The Mass in B Minor, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Prelude and Fugues (Eight little pieces for organ) and literally hundreds more. Oh, and they are "compositions", not "songs".
That's the "Toccata & Fugue" in D minor (BWV 565). It's an organ work presumably composed by Bach in his youth (before 1710). It has some uncharacteristic features that made some scholars think it maybe was not composed by Bach, but now he is believed to have it composed for the violin, and then it passed to the organ.It's probably the best known of all Bach organ works -featuring in many movies as the "evil tune"- which is curious since it is quite untypical of the Bach style.
Turina and Albeniz both composed some elaborate piano music.
Bach wrote a number of pieces called "Aria." Perhaps his most famous one is the "Air" from the 3rd orchestral suite in D, familiarly known as "Air on the G string." The third suite was composed some time between 1717 and 1723; it's not known when it was first performed.
Baroque Johann Sebastian Bach was a German composer. He wrote several concertos, chorales, and pieces of music known as "Passions". His music was considered to be Baroque. Baroque music is a style of music that was popular during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Johann Sebastian Bach, composer of the Baroque Era - Born - 21st March, 1685 in Eisenach, Germany Died - 28th July, 1750 in Leipzig, Germany Some of his major works include - 6 Brandenburg concertos, 4 Orchestral suites, 7 Harpsichord concertos, 3 Violin concertos, over 200 Cantatas. Genres - Sacred music for the German Protestant liturgy especially cantatas, instrumental and keyboard music. JS Bach began composing at the age of 17 (in 1702) and composed prolifically until he began decomposing in 1750. Ironically, during his lifetime, he was more highly regarded for his organ playing than his compositions. JS Bach had lost his sight by the time he died.
go with Bach to begin with (pieces for lute). and the more romantic Mauro Giuliani.
One major work is the six unaccompanied cello suites and it is significant because they are unaccompanied.
well u have a brain do it yourself xD
Jose Rizal played the flute and composed some pieces of music.
Anna Magdalena Bach (1701-1760) was the second wife of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), who some argue was the greatest composer who ever lived. They were married in 1721 and had 13 children, among whom Johann Christian (the "London Bach") became one of the foremost Classical composers. She was a professional singer (which is how Bach may first have noticed her), copied (and possibly even composed) some of her husband's works, and was the dedicatee of his two Notebooks for Anna Magdalena Bach, which are collections of pieces including between them most of the French Suites for harpsichord (from the 1722 book) and several of the keyboard partitas, the Minuet in G major (actually by Christian Petzold) that most young pianists will have come across, the first Prelude from Book I of the Well-Tempered Clavier and the keyboard aria that constitutes the subject of the Goldberg Variations (from the 1725 book). She died in poverty; none of her sons and stepsons seem to have helped her out financially after Bach's death.
Lots of composers wrote masses. Some of the most famous masses are: Missa Solemnis by Beethoven Mass in B Minor by Bach Grand Mass in C Minor by Mozart