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Johann Sebastian Bach
A famous German composer of the Baroque period, who lived from 1685-1750.
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How do the types of music contribute in music?
how types of music contribute to music is it gives music different dinamics and varieties to make it sound interesting. mixing different types of music can make music more enjoyable and different. the different types of music define the creator of that music. how types of music contribute to music is it gives music different dinamics and varieties to make it sound interesting. mixing different types of music can make music more enjoyable and different. the different types of music define the creator of that music.
Bach created masterpieces in every Baroque form except the concerto?
The two giants of baroque composition were J.S. Bach and George Friederick Handel. Johann Sebastian Bach was a German composer, organist, harpsichordist, violist, and violinist. Bach created masterpieces in every Baroque genre except opera.
Bach was, in fact, famous for his Brandenburg Concertos, a series of six instrumental concertos believed to have been performed first in 1721, and possibly written earlier.
Who was the music composer in the film catch-22?
Check at IMDB under Catch-22. You'll find everything you need to know.
What is the Bach piece played in The Day the Earth Stood Still 2008?
The piece you're looking for is titled "The Goldberg Variations".
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What are 6 composed songs by Johann Joseph Fux?
Johann Fux, (b. 1660 - d. 13-Feb-1741) was an Austrian composer.
Some of the pieces he composed:
- Missa in C (Mass in C major), violin, trumpet, percussion, , choral, vocal,- Missa in C (Mass in C major), violin, double bass, trumpet, percussion, cello, , choral, vocal,
- Missa in C (Mass in C major), violin, trumpet, percussion, , choral, vocal,
- Ouverture zu 'Pulcheria', trumpet,- Capriccio Und Fuge G-Moll, harpsichord,
Is Sebastian bach related to the composer bach?
He is the same person! Johann Sebastian Bach There are several "Bach" family members that are related to each other: * Wilhelm Friedmann Bach (1710-1784) * Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788) * Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach (1732-1795) * Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782) * Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Trap music is based on use of the 808 Roland drum machine, pitched and re-sampled hiphop/rap vocals, pipe flutes, gangsta synth leads, and various FX. Similar to rap without the main vocal, Trap music has been gaining lots of attention from major DJ's and labels. Although, the style originated many years ago, Trap music has recently been making a new school comeback in many new forms such as "Trap", "Chirp", "SeaPunk", "PsyTrap", and "TrapStep". Earliest known examples can be found by artists such as Triple Six Mafia, UGK, Swisha House, and Gucci Mane.
Trap Music is a recipe of:
1/3 hip hop (tempo and song structure similar) -- however vocals are usually pitched lower or higher
1/3 dubstep (similar drum arrangements, different builds and drops)
1/3 dub (Low frequency focus and strong emphasis on repetitiveness throughout a song)
That's what trap music is.
When the subject of a fugue is presented in the dominated scale it is called the?
It is called the "answer".
What does Dissociative fugue mean?
Dissociative fugue is a disorder in which a person temporarily loses his or her sense of personal identity and travels to another location where he or she may assume a new identity
What were composer's saddest tuned songs?
The saddest tuned songs of the composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, are found in Mozart's Requiems
How did Johann Sebastian Bach write his own name in musical notes?
In German, the note "B" is actually Bb, and B-natural is "H," so Bach's name in musical notes is "Bb", "A", "C", "B."
Who raised Johann Sebastian bach?
Johan Sebastian Bach was raised by an older brother, saw it in "who wants to be a millionaire".
Bachs music more memorable than Handels music?
When you're talking about two composers of such stature, I don't know how to say one is better or more memorable than the other. I think it's safe to say that Bach has tended to be viewed as the more important of the two, but part of that may be a bias that doesn't value the operatic and choral writing of Handel to the same degree as the instrumental works of Bach. Now, I would agree that Bach's Brandenburg concertos are far and away more interesting works than the concerti grossi of Handel (though these are also delightful works); but Bach never wrote an opera, and I doubt he could have rivaled Handel's mastery of that field.
Another area to consider is that of influence on later composers. Obviously both were tremendously influential, but I think Bach scores higher on this count for two reasons: 1) his sons who became influential composers in the next era and directly influenced Haydn and Mozart, and 2) his impact on composition technique in the area of counterpoint. As skilled as Handel was, his strength (in my opinion) was in his command of the Baroque melodic style; once the Baroque era had passed, his influence was more limited than that of Bach, whose counterpoint technique translates across many styles and continues to be relevant down to the present.
But again, both are giants of Western music and blessings to my life and many others. It's like asking which of my children I like best! I would love to hear other opinions on this.
