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...replicate traditional [[Baroque]] instruments, especially those used by [[Johann Sebastian Bach]]. However, Zacharias' instruments were used for new musical forms and rare

The death of [[Johann Sebastian Bach]] and the rise of the ''stile galant'' also saw a marked decline in the con

...improvise the playing in his solo, and was also known to include parts of Johann Sebastian Bach|Bach's 'Bourrée in E minor' from his ''Lute Suites'' (this can be heard on

Hi all! I am editing the article on [[Johann Sebastian Bach]] at the moment and I was wondering if there is a way to indicate that a ci ::::Let me give you a concrete example from [[Johann Sebastian Bach]]. The article states correctly: "The Art of Fugue, published posthumously

...ruments as well, they tend to be most strongly identified with the organ - Johann Sebastian Bach being the most notable exception.

'''Johann Sebastian Bach''' (March 21, 1685 - July 28, 1750) was a prolific [[Germany|German]] [[com Johann Sebastian Bach was a member of one of the most extraordinary musical families of all time.

In [[well temperament|well-tempered]] systems (as used in the time of [[Johann Sebastian Bach]], for example), different methods of [[Tuning (musical)|musical tuning]] w ...iddle ''C'' at 380 Hz, while the [[organ (music)|organ]]s played by [[Johann Sebastian Bach]] in [[Hamburg]], [[Leipzig]] and [[Weimar, Germany|Weimar]] were pitched a

...n-tone temperament''.<ref name=Harvard/> However, from about the time of [[Johann Sebastian Bach]], this variable separation slowly was replaced by the ''equal temperament'

[[Special:Allpages/Johann Sebastian Bach|Johann Sebastian Bach]] - [[Special:Allpages/Joseph Smith, Jr.|Joseph Smith, Jr.]]

...y scale runs of neo-classical metal were borrowed for the most part from [[Johann Sebastian Bach]], [[Mozart]], [[Ludwig van Beethoven|Beethoven]], [[Antonio Vivaldi]] and