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var topic_urlstring = 'johann-sebastian-bach'; var topic = 'Johann Sebastian Bach'; var subtopic_urlstring= 'organists'; LYCOS RETRIEVER Retriever Home What is Lycos Retriever? Johann Sebastian Bach: Organists built 133 days ago Retriever Arts Music Composition Bach's first music lessons were on the violin, with his father as instructor. Having a beautiful soprano voice, he ... sang in the choir at St. George's Church. On May 3, 1694, his mother died; his father remarried 6 months later but died scarcely 2 months after that. The oldest brother, Johann Christoph, assumed the care of the 10-year-old Johann Sebastian. The boy moved to Ohrdruf to live with his brother, organist at St. Michael's Church. From him Johann Sebastian received his first instruction at the harpsichord and perhaps at the organ. Source: answers.com In July 1708 Bach took Source: hoasm.org The fame of the Bachs Source: jan.ucc.nau.edu No doubt under the influence of Buxtehude, Bach wanted to present M¼hlhausen with what he called "well-ordered church music." He soon discovered that his pastor, Johann Frohne, was an advocate of Lutheran Pietism. Frohne preferred simplicity in both the liturgy and the music, and the former organist, Johann Georg Ahle, had followed his wishes to a large extent. The very simple musical scores in the choir library reflected this approach. Bach soon became friendly with Reverend George Eilmar, an out-spoken enemy of Pietism, who is thought to be the librettist of at least three cantatas which Bach wrote during the M¼hlhausen tenure. The brilliant setting of Cantata No. 71, Gott ist mein K¶nig (God Is My King), written for the installation service of the city council on Feb. 4, 1708, certainly must have antagonized Reverend Frohne and members of the congregation who were in the audience.

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Composers Biography Languages Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach Life Photo Gallery Home Page Johann C. F. Bach Life Second-to-youngest surviving son of Johann Sebastian Bach and father of Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst, Johann Christoph Friedrich became court chamber musician at Bückeburg in the same year as his father's death. Known as the "Bückeburg" Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich composed oratorios, symphonies, cantatas, keyboard works, songs, and concertos. Johann Christoph Friedrich perpetuated a venerable name among the Bach's. Johann Sebastian's elder brother, uncle, and second cousin all shared the name Johann Christoph. Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble Studio Informatico Anesin

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currently contains: 77 composers (10th May) note: this list includes all musical members of the Bach family, not just composers. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Mar Dec Son of 64 Caspar Bach c a Caspar Bach c Son of 2 Christoph Bach Apr Sep Son of 15 Ernst Carl Gottfried Bach Jan Jun Son of 37 Ernst Christian Bach Sep Sep Son of 37 Georg Christoph Bach Sep Apr Son of 4 Georg Friedrich Bach Mar Oct Son of 59 Georg Michael Bach Sep Feb Son of 52 Gottfried Heinrich Bach Feb Feb Son of 64 Gottlieb Friedrich Bach Sep Feb Son of 56 Heinrich ("Blind Jonas") Bach May Son of 2 Heinrich Bach Sep Jul Son of 15 Johann ("Hans") Bach c Dec Johann(es) ("Hans") Bach c Dec Son of 75 Johann(es) Bach Dec Son of 2 Johann(es) ("Hans") Bach Nov May Son of 15 Johann Bach Sep Nephew of 67 Johann Aegidus Bach Feb Nov Son of 17 Johann Aegidus Bach Aug May Son of 35 Johann Ambrosius Bach Feb Feb Son of 4 Johann Andreas Bach Sep Oct Son of 32 Johann Balthasar Bach Mar Jun Son of 20 Johann Bernhard Bach Nov Apr Son of 19 Johann Bernhard Bach Nov Jun Son of 32 Johann Christian Bach Aug Jun Son of 17 Johann Christian Bach Son of 33 Johann Christian Bach Sep Jan Son of 64 Johann Christian Bach Jul Jun Son of 9 Johann Christoph Bach Dec Mar Son of 13 Johann Christoph Bach Feb Aug Son of 4 Johann Christoph Bach Jun Feb Son of 21 Johann Christoph Bach Jan Jul Son of 26 Johann Christoph Bach Aug Son of 30 Johann Christoph Bach Aug May Son of 19 Johann Christoph Bach Sep Feb Son of 31 Johann Christoph Bach Nov Nov Son of 32 Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach Jun Jan Son of 64 Johann Christoph Georg Bach May Dec Son of 22 Johann Elias Bach Feb Nov Son of 66 Johann Ernst

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32. HOASM: The Bach Family Chronological and alphabetical categorizing of principal members of the family, spanning Johann s birth in 1604 through wilhelm friedrich ernst s death in http://www.hoasm.org/IX/BakerBach.html

The Bach Family Adapted from Baker The name Bach identifies an illustrious family that, during two centuries, supplied the world with a number of musicians and composers of distinction. History possesses few records of such remarkable examples of hereditary art, as that which culminated in Johann Sebastian. The principal members of the Bach family are enumerated below, in alphabetical order, with their chronological list-numbers. BACH, Christoph BACH, Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH, Georg Christoph BACH, Heinrich BACH, Johann BACH, Johann Ambrosius BACH, Johann Bernhard BACH, Johann Christian BACH, Johann Christian BACH, Johann Christoph BACH, Johann Christoph BACH, Johann Christoph BACH, Johann Christoph BACH, Johann Christoph Friedrich BACH, Johann Egidius BACH, Johann Ernst BACH, Johann Georg BACH, Johann Ludwig BACH, Johann Michael BACH, Johann Michael BACH, Johann Nikolaus BACH, Johann Sebastian BACH, Wilhelm Friedemann BACH, Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach, Johann (eldest son of Hans), born 1604; died 1673. Organist at Schweinfurt, then at Suhl. In 1655, director of the"Raths-Musikanten"; 1647, organist of the church at Erfurt. Left compositions in manuscript of considerable merit. Bach, Christoph

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Special Collections in Performing Arts ICA Research Center ICA Research Center Score Collection Inventory: Ba - Baz Jump to [BAB] [A] [Be-Bez] [Bi-By] ... [XYZ] Lists are in alphabetical order by surnames of composers or arrangers. Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians is the authority for names. There are Albums of scores by several composers and scores by Anonymous composers. Search tips Abbreviations Ensemble index To BROWSE this page, scroll down. - - - - - To FIND a specific name or word on this page, press (Ctrl + F), then in the dialog box that appears, type the name or word you seek. You must list composer name, title, and call number for each score you wish to borrow. Make your list before ordering scores BAB Babin, Victor Hillandale Waltzes (composed on a theme by Johann N. Hummel) London: Hawkes c1947 cl, pno score (16p.), part 2 copies, second copy from Jerry Pierce Collection. Bacewicz, Grazyna Latwe utwory na klarinet i fortepian Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne c1950 cl, pno score (12 pp.), 1 cl Donated by David Hite. Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel

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35. Bach bach was born on March 21, 1685, in Eisenach, Thuringia, into a family that over 53 prominent musicians, from Veit bach to wilhelm friedrich ernst bach. http://www.mcs.csuhayward.edu/~malek/Musician/Bach.html

What a Family! Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) G erman organist and composer of the baroque era, one of the greatest and most productive geniuses in the history of Western music. Bach was born on March 21, 1685, in Eisenach, Thuringia, into a family that over seven generations produced at least 53 prominent musicians, from Veit Bach to Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach. Johann Sebastian received his first musical instruction from his father, Johann Ambrosius, a town musician. When his father died, he went to live and study with his elder brother, Johann Christoph, an organist in Ohrdruf. Early Years I n 1700 Bach began to earn his own living as a chorister at the Church of Saint Michael in Lüneburg. In 1703 he became a violinist in the chamber orchestra of Prince Johann Ernst of Weimar, but later that year he moved to Arnstadt, where he became church organist. In October 1705, Bach secured a one-month leave of absence in order to study with the renowned Danish-born German organist and composer Dietrich Buxtehude, who was then in Lübeck and whose organ music greatly influenced Bach's. The visit was so rewarding to Bach that he overstayed his leave by two months. He was criticized by the church authorities not only for this breach of contract but also for the extravagant flourishes and strange harmonies in his organ accompaniments to congregational singing. He was already too highly respected, however, for either objection to result in his dismissal. In 1707 he married a second cousin, Maria Barbara Bach, and went to Mülhausen as organist in the Church of Saint Blasius. He went back to Weimar the next year as organist and violinist at the court of Duke Wilhelm Ernst and remained there for the next nine years, becoming concertmaster of the court orchestra in 1714. In Weimar he composed about 30 cantatas, including the well-known funeral cantata God's Time Is the Best, and also wrote organ and harpsichord works. He began to travel throughout Germany as an organ virtuoso and as a consultant to organ builders.

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by Charles K. Moss, M.M.Ed., M.Mus. As a German composer whose early works exemplified the grandeur of Baroque style and whose subsequent works evolved into pure Classicism, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's keyboard music offers a charming and historical look into the musical transition between two great eras of music history. Standing in the shadow of his famous father, Johann Sebastian Bach, C.P.E. Bach is sometimes overlooked by historians for his ground-breaking keyboard Sonatas and his significant contribution to Protestant Church music in the second half of the Eighteenth Century. Most of his music is not as well known as that of his father, but in the second half of the Eighteenth Century, C.P.E. Bach was known as the "Great Bach." He was the second eldest and the most famous of J.S. Bach's sons. An advocate of subjectivity and individual self-expression in music, C.P.E. Bach was quickly hailed as the foremost exponent of the Sturm und Drang movement of the late Eighteenth Century. Growing out of Baroque music, the "Storm and Stress" period can be seen as a time of transition between the works of J.S. Bach, Handel, and Telemann, and those of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. C.P.E. Bach was born in Weimar, Germany on March 8, 1714 as the second surviving son of Johann Sebastian Bach and his first wife Maria Barbara. He was baptized on March 10, 1714 with Telemann as one of his godfathers. In 1717 he moved with the family to Cöthen where his father had been appointed

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Denton Bach Society Home Membership Tickets Advertise With Us ... Links Johann Sebastian Bach German organist and composer of the baroque era, one of the greatest and most productive geniuses in the history of Western music. Early Years God's Time Is the Best, and also wrote organ and harpsichord works. He began to travel throughout Germany as an organ virtuoso and as a consultant to organ builders. Well-Tempered Clavier, the Inventions, and the Little Organ Book. Bach's first wife died in 1720, and the next year he married Anna Magdalena Wilcken, a fine singer and daughter of a court musician. She bore him 13 children in addition to the 7 he had had by his first wife, and she helped him in his work by copying the scores of his music for the performers. Later Years Bach moved to Leipzig in 1723 and spent the rest of his life there. His position as musical director and choirmaster of Saint Thomas's church and church school in Leipzig was unsatisfactory in many ways. He squabbled continually with the town council, and neither the council nor the populace appreciated his musical genius. They saw in him little more than a stuffy old man who clung stubbornly to obsolete forms of music. Nonetheless, the 202 cantatas surviving from the 295 that he wrote in Leipzig are still played today, whereas much that was new and in vogue at the time has been forgotten. Most of the cantatas open with a section for chorus and orchestra, continue with alternating recitatives and arias for solo voices and accompaniment, and conclude with a chorale based on a simple Lutheran hymn. The music is at all times closely bound to the text, ennobling the latter immeasurably with its expressiveness and spiritual intensity. Among these works are the

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The Bach Boys Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, 1710-1784, was the eldest son of J. S. and Maria Barbara Bach. A 'man of idle and dissolute habits', he studied philosophy and mathematics at Leipzig, but later accepted a post as organist in Sophienkirche at Dresden. He then found a better job in Halle at the Liebfrauenkirche in 1746 where he spent 18 years. Unhappy with the job, Friedemann resigned his Halle post in 1764, and never held a permanent job again. Johann Christian Bach, 1735-1782, was the youngest surviving son of Bach's twenty children. He studied with his father, his brother Karl Philipp Emanuel and Padre Martini of Bologna. He became known as the "Milan" Bach after becoming organist at the Milan Cathedral in 1760, and then the "London" Bach two years later. He briefly instructed and influenced young Mozart in 1764. His works include chamber works, operas, piano and church works. After his father's death, J.C. Bach turned Roman Catholic in Italy. As his music style fell out of fashion, Johann Christian also tended toward heavy drinking and he built up considerable debts.In June of 1768, one of the first known uses of a piano as a solo

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Johann Sebastian Bach His life and times The Bach Family It was inevitable that Johann Sebastian Bach would become a musician, since he was only one of more than 70 composers and performers from the same family in Germany from the 16th to the early 19th centuries. Some other important members of the family include: Johann(es) Bach (c. 1550-1626), one of the earliest professional musicians among the Bachs; traveled widely as a musician in various towns. Christoph Bach (1613-1661), grandfather of J.S. Bach; a court musician in Weimar; later a town musician in other small German towns. Johann Ambrosius Bach (1645-1695), the father of J.S. Bach; renowned as a violinist in his early days; later employed as a court trumpeter and music director at Eisenach. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788), son of J.S. Bach, and an important composer in the galant style Wilhelm Friedemann Bach (1710-1784), the eldest son of J.S. Bach and his first wife; a great melodist, perhaps the most adventurous composer among Bach's sons.

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Ernst Bach What is this profile? Johann Wilhelm Friedrich Johann Sebastian ... Prominent Musicians 5 quick facts about Ernst Bach: Bach was born on March 21, 1685, in Eisenach, Thuringia, into a family that over seven generations produced at least 53 prominent musicians, from Veit Bach to Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach Source: Bach www.mcs.csuhayward.edu Bach was probably the most passive composer Source: www.yopster.co.uk... www.yopster.co.uk Bach was born in Weimar, Germany on March 8, 1714 as the second surviving son Source: C.P.E. Bach folks.mab-x-music.com Bach was walking home with his cousin, and Geyers Bach and about four or five other students came out Source: J.S. Bach www.csun.edu Bach was the last male descendant of J.S Source: www.musicweb.uk.net... www.musicweb.uk.net Related web page for Ernst Bach: Internet Movies Database - IMDB Ernst Bach , Born: 1876, Died: 1929... www.imdb.com/name/nm45310/ Click here for a comprehensive search on Ernst Bach... Terms Privacy Directory ... Contact

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