Johann Sebastian Bach

The soloist in Pavanne is Bill Evans.

It was Bach and Stravinsky

One can only be "born" in one country ... and for Bach, that was Germany. He lived and worked all his life in Germany, and was buried there as well.

Concerto IN F minor

by Johann Sebastian Bach

A web-site devoted to Bach cantatas translates it as 'I want to bid you farewell'.

This piece is in the key of A minor, and is in simple quadruple metre, known as common or 4/4 time. The tempo is allegro - 100 crotchet bpm, and there are no changes to the tempo. There is a definite strong beat however there are accents used with 'off-beat' rhythms to avoid a sense of repetition. The composer predominantly uses short notes, which are quavers and semiquavers. The reason in using such short notes is that Bach wrote this piece of music for the harpsichord, which had no pedal to join notes, and the note had a very short natural sustain time. The lack of dynamics is also due to the design of the harpsichord. The rhythmic texture is polyrhythmic, which means the right hand and left hand are playing independently, but there is a call and response between them, which helps to join the musical phrases. The recurring use of sequences adds interest to the music, as was often the case with Baroque music.

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That would have been interesting, especially since Julliard School of Music wasn't founded until 1905 and JS Bach died in 1750.

Bach was the culmination of the Baroque period. By that I mean he took the musical forms available to him (those in use at the time) and took them to "the limit." He did not develop any new forms. However, musical tastes were changing and his music fell into disuse as out-dated/old-fashioned. Along with those changes, Bach was a "working" musicians, meaning he composed for the task at hand, a concert for a noble benefactor, a need for something for a church service for the organ or choir or as a teaching piece for his students. His music was not revived until Mendelssohn staged a performance of the "St. Matthew Passion" 100 years after Bach's death.

Doubtful ... although there may certainly be many people with the last name of "Bach", but most likely not a direct descendant of the masterful composer, JS Bach.

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Yes, Edward is the eldest brother of the trio.

The ages from oldest to youngest are as follows:

Edward, Dominic and Sebastian.

I know he's his brother because my friend knows Sebastian.

Hope that's helped!

He enjoyed painting and writing songs as a child.

He never went to prison.

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These were the Voyager 1 and 2 space probes. The attached link to NASA's page on this golden disc lists all of the musical selections and other sounds. It makes for an interesting discussion--what would you pick to sum up the best of humanity's music?

Bach is the master of harmony. His pieces are celestial and harmonious. All other composers like Mozart and Beethoven have greatly admired his ability to write his pieces in scales. When speaking about famous composers, it is always proper to begin with Bach. The most famous would probably either go to Mozart or Beethoven, but the pioneer was definetly Bach!!!

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Bach played many instruments like the violin, viola, organ, and harpsichord.

Although many other composers wrote variants of the Bach oratorio, it is believe that no other composers have written a complete work based upon the Gospel of St. Matthew besides, JS Bach.

As I recall from reading a bit about his life, he did a *lot* of walking. I doubt he was fat.

He was having breathing problems at 69, died at 70. NOAH HOFFMAN

Vivi Bach was a Danish model, actress, and singer. She recorded 12 albums and 18 singles, as well as starring in German, British, and Italian films. While well known for her musicals in Denmark and Germany, she is most famous for her roll as matinee actress in the United States and the UK from her films, "Sky Fever". She passed away this year at the age of 73.