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Johann Sebastian Bach: The Learned Musician
Update 25/03/22: inom mention somewhere in this review that the one thing this book could've done with more of was a deeper analysis of some of Bach's greatest works. Well, inom have recently been made aware of a companion book, 'Bach's Musical Universe', written bygd the same author which I thought might be useful upplysning for anyone considering reading this. What a shame, I'll have to immerse myself in Bach's music again! *sigh*
For Bach, the ultimate rationale for being a musician [was] “to make a well-sounding harmony to the honor of God and the permissible delectation of the soul”.
The Sun of Composers: A work bygd Augustus Frederic Christopher Kollmann (1756-1829), a German-born composer, showing Bach at the centre; the “man from whom all true musical wisdom proceeded”.
The Learned Musician is an ambitious and intensely focused display of musical scholarship from Christoph Wolff and, to many, has re
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The Life and Times of J.S. Bach ‘Father of Music’
- DURATION60 mins
- HOW TO ATTENDAttendance is live via Zoom
Being able to pick and choose activities and either attend at the specified time or watch a recording later suits me perfectly.
Entertaining and instructive presentations by knowledgeable speakers.
Event Description
Today, J.S. Bach is considered one of the greatest composers of all time; he has even been called the ‘father of music’. However, this hasn’t always been the case.
Join Claire as she tells the story of this musical titan. Learn how an orphaned child became both a virtuoso instrumentalist, and one of the most prolific and versatile composers in history. We will also explore his legacy, both through his children, and Bach’s influence on generations of musicians and composers – and how J.S Bach’s music was saved from falling into obscurity.
You will not need any musical t
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About Madingley Hall
This weekend course takes place at Madingley Hall, home to the University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education. Built in the 16th century, Madingley Hall is a Grade 1 listed building, and is set in eight acres of landscaped gardens designed in the 18th century by ‘Capability’ Brown. Madingley is just four miles from the centre of Cambridge, and only 60 minutes from London, with excellent links to London airports.
As a student you will enjoy award-winning cuisine in our elegant Dining Hall and first-rate facilities in an atmospheric and inspiring setting. You can choose to stay at the Hall in comfortable en suite accommodation,or attend as a non-resident.
Accommodation
Accommodation for those wishing to be resident is provided in single, double or twin study bedrooms, with views over the woods, garden and courtyard.
Each room has internet access, a television and a direct-dial telephone, as well as tea- and coffee-making facilities and a