Bach and Schoenberg

J. S. Bach was the first famous composer to use his name for his music. He used the color motives B - A - C - H from the Fuga art Contrapunctuas XIV, namely B - Flat, A, C, B - natural language. Bach left this fugue incomplete, but the third and last theme of the sacred tour was the motivation of a composer B - A - C - H who showed respect to this wonderful composer. Schumann, Liszt, Reger, Busoni, Schoenberg, Webern, etc. We use the theme B-A-C-H for composition, but if you change the way you use it will become part of your style.

Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick compare Quentin Tarantino. Or Bach from Strunberg to Stravinsky. Each one is quite different, and of course there are a lot of contributing factors, why is this? But this theory is particularly attractive as it shows that their differences are partially influenced by the nature of their creative instinct. Another interesting aspect of the theory is that creators can evolve in their lifetime. For example, you may start experimenting from refining the present expression form, then combine the rare arrogance into a traditional form and finally decide to stretch through the diaphragm of the opening doors.

When I opened in St. Michaels School of Lüneburg in 1700, Bach received a scholarship for his beautiful voice. After the voice changed, he was transferred to the orchestra and played the violin. Bach often goes to Hamburg in Germany and listens to other musicians. Meanwhile, he also began creating a chorus prelude (an organ piece played before hymns were sung in the Lutheran religious ceremonies). Bach graduated from St. Michaels School in 1702. In 1703, Bach was hired as an organist in the church in Arnstadt, Germany, he practiced his favorite instruments and gave him time to hone his talent. He was enjoyed by the "funny girls" on the balcony while practicing the organ, so he was suffering with the musician once and again. In 1705, Bach visited the church in Lübeck, Germany, where he took a month's vacation to listen to the voices of the organist.

John Sebastian Bach, born in Eisenach, Germany on March 21, 1685, is the youngest of the church organists John Ambrosius Bach and Elizabeth Ramel Bach. Bach's musician family can be traced back to 7 generations. This family is also a devout Lutheran (religion based on beliefs of faith, God forgives their sins). Bach accepted his father's violin course. He also has a beautiful voice and sings in the church choir. In 1694, his mother and father died within two months. At the age of 10, Johann Sebastian moved to Germany's Odrap and lived with his brother John Christophe, the organizer of St. Michael's Church. Johan Sebastian received his first instruction on keyboard instrument from him.