Johann Sebastian Bach

talented ones are still remembered and honored. Such composers’ compositions are performed all around the world even today. From the Baroque period, Johann Sebastian Bach and George Frideric Handel are the two most renowned composers. Even though both of their compositions are considered to be well written, they have shown completely different musical styles. Bach composed pieces that are extremely complicated and intense, whereas Handel emphasized simplicity and clearness in his work. Since their approaches

repetition, Bach goes as far as to have the soloists in the second theme—the measures after the group of simultaneous eighth notes—switch roles again and have the second violin solo start the theme and have the first violin solo follow as a sort of echo effect. Repeated Polyphonic Lines of Music In this next section, C, the figure 8.1 shows first violin solo has these moving sixteenth notes line, in the blue box, very much like previous moving sixteenth notes lines. The second

Johann Sebastian Bach Bach was born on March 21st, 1685 in Germany then later died in July 28th, 1750 in Leipzig and he was a composer of the Baroque era. One of the neat things about Bach that you may not know is that he was one of the most celebrated northern German musicians of his time. He was regarded in his time as one of the greatest composers of his time. Bach came from a long line of composers over at least 300 years. When he was 10 years old he lost both of his parents and was brought

music, geometry, and astronomy as well as a trivium of grammar, rhetoric and logic. Johann Sebastian Bach quickly learned how to deal with diversity and change. Even at a young age he was suffering losses of family members as well as moving from place to place. A pattern that would unfortunately continue throughout his life. The trivium of liberal arts are the foundations for the upper division of the quadrivium, Bach Learned the trivium while attending school. Later on in life, he acquired and utilized

Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach Composer’s Life Span: 1685-1750 Location: Bach grew up in Eisenach, Germany but moved around for most his life to many different areas before finally settling in Leipzig, Germany Genres: Church Cantata, Orchestral Suites, Concertos, Choral-orchestral, Solo Keyboard, Latin Mass, Violin Sonatas. Bio: Bach is considered one of the greatest musicians of all time, especially during his time period. His music was intriguing because he went into greater detail surrounding

Johann Sebastian Bach is now considered one of the greatest western composers of all time. Bach was born on March 31, 1685 (N.S.), in Eisenach, Thuringia, Germany. He had many positions as an organist during the early 18th century, creating famous compositions like "Toccata and Fugue in D minor." At a young age, Johann Bach was taught by his father to play the violin and the harpsichord in there own spacious home. Bach was a good learner, and student. His famous uncle Johann Christoph Bach was

today. Johann Sebastian Bach from the Baroque era and Ludwig van Beethoven from the classical era. Both of those musicians were a great influences to our music culture today. Here I will try to compare their musical lives and talk about each of the musicians. I will look into their works and compare their styles, rhythm, texture, form, melodic contour, harmonic orientation and the time of each composition. We will look into live styles, music background and major contributions of Johann Bach and Ludwig

significance as Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach’s works broke numerous compositional limits of the time, and are of such a quality that they are still performed and enjoyed today, two hundred and sixty-three years after his death. In this paper, I will be writing about two main points: the life of Johann Sebastian Bach, and his legacy and lasting impact after his death. Johann Sebastian Bach was born in the town of Eisenach, which was the capital of Saxe-Eisenach , on March 21st, 1685. Bach was born into

selection was Chaconne from Partita in D Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by The Eroica Trio. I listened to this piece, lasting fourteen minutes and forty-eight seconds, through the online classical music library. This piece was composed in 1720 during the Baroque Era and exhibits many features characteristic of Baroque music, which will be analyzed later in this paper. This chaconne is considered to be one of the most intense pieces of music Bach ever wrote, according to the La Jolla Music

moves in their stylistic writing. While many of them were still following the form of traditional composition, one composer exhibited that music as a whole can be expressed on the extreme end of the scale. Johann Sebastian Bach made a huge breakthrough because of the way his music was written. Bach was an important individual in the transitioning period between the Baroque and Classical Era for creating his own technical individuality, using advanced concepts in his works, and taking the structure of