JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

20 articles related to JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH:

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  Music Theory

  Mixolydian mode: famous examples of the Mixolydian major scale in classical and pop music

  England, Germany, Italy, USA, Concerto, Fugue, Motet, Popular Song, Raga, Renaissance, Baroque, Indian Classical, 20st Century Classical, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s
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  PIANO

  Ferruccio Busoni as a great piano transcriber of Bach's keyboard music

  Germany, Italy, Fugue, Toccata, Baroque, Romantic, 20st Century Classical 1 comment
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  CHOIR

  Mass in B minor: how to separate original scores of J.S. Bach from his son's later edits?

  Germany, Mass, Baroque, Classical
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  VIOL

  Bach and Abel: a collaboration that lived in two generations of composers

  England, Germany, Suite, Baroque, Classical 1 comment
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  Organ

  Mecca for organ music created by Dieterich Buxtehude in Lübeck

  Denmark, Germany, Fugue, Toccata, Baroque
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  PIANO

  The Orpheus of Amsterdam: the joyful nickname for organist Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck

  Netherlands, Fantasia, Baroque, Renaissance
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  Chalumeau

  German maestro ordered all his music to be set on fire

  Germany, Suite, Baroque
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  Brass Ensemble

  Venetian architecture sparked a new musical era in Europe

  Italy, Sonata, Baroque, Renaissance
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  Classical Guitar

  Lute fell into obscurity after the death of its greatest maestro

  Germany, Poland, Dance, Baroque
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  Violin

  150 composers contributed to La Folia through the centuries

  France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Dance, Sonata, Baroque, Classical, Renaissance
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  Collaboration

  Harp traditions of two continents united in a unique collaboration

  England, Folk, Variations, World Music, 2010s
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  Classical Guitar

  The voice that carried guitar over the barriers of Cultural Revolution

  China, Suite, 20st Century Classical, Baroque
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  TRUMPET

  Forgotten German composer behind the shift from Baroque to Classical

  Germany, Trumpet Сoncerto, Baroque, Classical
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  ORCHESTRA

  Italian opera innovator was lost in history for two centuries

  Italy, Concerto grosso, Baroque
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  Cello

  Bach's brilliant cello suites survived thanks to Anna Magdalena

  Germany, Suite, Baroque 1 comment
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  VIOLA

  Indecent Ciaconne dance came from the New World and swept Europe off its feet

  France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Spain, Chaconne, Dance, Baroque
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  FLUTE

  Bourrée: French folk dance from the Bach suite inspired prog-rock flute and the work of Sir Paul McCartney

  England, France, Germany, Dance, Popular Song, Progressive Rock, 1960s, Baroque
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  ORCHESTRA

  Brandenburg Concerto dedicated to the king's brother was never played at Brandenburg court

  Germany, Concerto grosso, Baroque
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  Classical Guitar

  Cuban guitar tradition of Leo Brouwer

  Cuba, 20st Century Classical
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  Violin

  Vintage performance of Vivaldi's concerto for four violins

  Italy, Violin Сoncerto, Baroque