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- 1. Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750
- 3. He was musical as a child, and was able to make a proper living due to his music by the age of fifteen.βOld Bachβ
- 9. Regis Jussu Cantio Et Reliqua Canonica Arte Resoluta
- 10. He then composed musical pieces, dedicated to the king, which is regarded as one of his best worksβmusical offeringβ
- 12. Small cities had sewage and waste problems, among other health hazards
- 13. Lost his mother and father when he was about nine years old
- 14. Siblings, a brother and a sister , died when he was youngLoss of family at an early age
- 17. Had then won the title as the best organist in Europe Europeβs finest organist
- 19. Doubled salary than before, and great working conditions
- 20. The prince became a god-father to one of Bachβs children
- 21. Ended with the princeβs new princess
- 22. Said to be what Prince Leopold is best know forBach and prince LΓ©opold
- 23. BACHβS FAMILY
- 25. Seeking correction, had two surgeries, which diminished his health and left him blind
- 26. Died of a stroke in 1750
- 27. His death marked the end of the Baroque period in musicEnd of life
- 29. Composer, Felix Mendelssohn discovered his St. Matthews Passion
- 30. He was known for his compositions about 100 years after his deathDiscovering his work
- 31. Β Works Cited "The Baroque Era Composers." Oracle Think Quest. N.p., 1998. Web. 17 Apr 2011. <http://library.thinkquest.org/15413/history/history-bar-comp.htm?tql-iframe>. "Johann Sebastian Bach." Wikipedia. 2009. Web. "Johann Sebastian Bach." Find A Grave. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Apr 2011. <http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=4237>. Smith, Timothy A. "Cannons of the Musical Offering." Sojurn. N.p., 1996. Web. 17 Apr 2011. Pachelbel's Cannon in D major. Perf. Bach, . 2006, Audio "Johann Sebastian Bach: A Baroque Composer." EnchantedLearning.com. N.p., 2010. Web. 17 Apr 2011.
Editor's Notes
- Pachelbelβs Canon in D major, is one of his most popular works, and still a favorite today.
- Bach was notable for his violin, harpsichord and organ. He worked on most every type of music at that time, except opera.
- Bach came from a musical background, and attributed to music; four of his children became musical composers. After the death of his parents, he lived with his brother Christoph, who taught him how to play the clavichord. He later achieved a scholarship to St. Michaelβs School in Luneburg for his talents. Later, a few of his sons became musicians.
- One of his best known works was composed with a piano, which he didnβt use until his later years. The Musical Offering was dedicated to King Frederick, who offered the theme of the composition. Bachβs oldest son, Carl, worked for the king, which I how the meeting came about. The King proposed a theme and asked Bach to improve it, which he did. This is also when King Frederick gave Bach his nickname βOld Bachβ.
- Other than his new credentials, and abundant working conditions, Bach and the prince had a famous and abundant friendship. Before working for the prince, Bach was arrested for a βconflict of interestβ quarrel with the Duke William Earnest his former employer. The relationship ended when Prince Leopold married; she did not share his love for music, so Bach was no longer needed at the court.
- Bach married his cousin, Maria Barbara Bach in 1701, whom with he had seven children. She died in 1720.In 1721, he married Anna Magdalena Wilcke, his second cousin; they had thirteen children. Bach had a total of twenty children, of which only ten survived childhood. Four of the children followed in his footsteps to become composers.
- Bach is buried at the Church of St. Thomas in Leipzig. Formerly he was buried in an unmarked grave in St. Johns Cemetery. After over a hundred years his body was transferred to the church, which was destroyed during World War II; that was when he was taken to the church, where he is currently located.