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  1. Yeah, welcome to my Street Project presentation featuring Johannes.
  2. Sebastian bach bach was a german composer, made many famous
  3. works that we recognize today and when one of the
  4. most famous musicians of the borrow period.
  5. Born in 1685 and I snitch Germany bach was one
  6. of two sons of Amadeus Yeah.
  7. Fuck Box mother passed away when he was 10 and
  8. spent most of the time with his brother and his
  9. dad who was pictured a book buck, lived in the
  10. borrow period, which was a period that revolutionized music and
  11. arts During the 17th century, 17th and 18th century.
  12. He first began playing the organ in ST john's church
  13. in London Berg Germany, many musicians at the church were
  14. very impressed with box ability to learn such a difficult
  15. instrument at an early age, eventually became the director of
  16. music for the German Prince at the house of esquina.
  17. The german prince's name was Leopold was pictured above, bach
  18. has meant Leopold many times at parties until he was
  19. approached by him to become the director music.
  20. He eventually moved to lip string Germany in 1730 where
  21. his music career took off.
  22. This is a picture of modern day lips ping and
  23. the church bach pleaded bacchus composed many interesting works during
  24. his early period.
  25. Some of them were buried.
  26. Known today, including Mass B.
  27. Minor. Others such as palestrina, Tory gasp.
  28. Iranian caldera were also produced during this time and losing
  29. and this is the seal bach used when he was
  30. playing in church.
  31. This is one of box.
  32. This is an excerpt of bach's music piece known as
  33. aria. During his last years, he wrote The Art of
  34. Food, which is an income, which was an incomplete piece
  35. to the time of his death and was also supposed
  36. to be one of his masterpieces.
  37. He also wrote many other works right before his death.
  38. But we're on, we're not discovered, bach left a lasting
  39. legacy for many years to come.
  40. And many musicians were often inspired by his works.
  41. He received many public recognitions, including the king of Poland
  42. augustus the third recognizing his brilliance in music.
  43. Below is pictured a memorial of his In the 18th
  44. or 19th century.
  45. Somewhere around there, a drawing of his memorial bach is
  46. also still remembered for his phenomenal talent as an organ
  47. player and performing the organ at ST Times Church and
  48. lips moving bach was also influenced by earlier musicians such
  49. as Vivaldi, Patra Bell and works too.
  50. Yeah, many works have been transcribed from brock, including famous
  51. musicians such as Andras Schiff and Glenn goal and below
  52. his box google doodle.
  53. We just celebrated On March 17 of each year.
  54. His iconic piece Brandenburg Concertos has been left unused in
  55. the Margaret library Until his death in 1737.
  56. Then it was sold for 25 silver around 18 30.
  57. And then and then later it was destroyed in the
  58. around the 19th century, but many of his copies were
  59. produced before that and now can be found online.
  60. Box burial site was he was originally buried in listening
  61. Germany at the same time as church where he started
  62. playing. And this below is a memorial of him in
  63. 1950. It's real straight his burial site how was destroyed
  64. by a bomb during World War Two today?
  65. His his remains are unknown.
  66. Many have speculated that it is somewhere in lip spring
  67. today. Mhm Yeah.
  68. A poll conducted amongst 174 living composers named back the
  69. greatest composer of all time.
  70. Many see this as no surprises.
  71. He has influenced many great musicians and was also a
  72. key contributor in the revolution of music during the borrow
  73. period. Yeah, thank you for listening to my present.
  74. Here are my sources.
  75. Thank you