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  2. Johann Sebastian Bach: his work and influence on the music of Germany, 1685-1750, Vol. 1

Johann Sebastian Bach: his work and influence on the music of Germany, 1685-1750, Vol. 1

Philipp Spitta 2012 © Dover Publications
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  • 9780486274126 (paper)
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  • Music & Musicology
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  • Frontmatter
  • PREFACE (page i)
  • TRANSLATORS' POSTSCRIPT (page xv)
  • BOOK I. BACH'S ANCESTORS
    • I. THE BACH FAMILY FROM 1550-1626 (page 1)
    • II. THE BACHS OF ERFURT (page 14)
    • III. HEINRICH BACH AND HIS SONS (page 27)
    • IV. JOHANN CHRISTOPH BACH AND JOHANN MICHAEL BACH (page 40)
    • V. INSTRUMENTAL WORKS OF CHRISTOPH AND MICHAEL BACH (page 96)
    • VI. JOHANN CHRISTOPH BACH'S SONS (page 131)
    • VII. CHRISTOPH BACH AND HIS SONS (page 142)
  • BOOK II. THE CHILDHOOD AND EARLY YEARS OF JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, 1685 TO 1707
    • I. EARLY DAYS. EDUCATION. OHRDRUF AND LUNEBERG, 1685 TO 1703 (page 181)
    • II. LIFE AT WEIMAR AND ARNSTADT, 1703-4. INFLUENCE OF KUHNAU. WORKS FOR CLAVIER AND ORGAN (page 220)
    • III. VISIT TO LÜBECK. BUXTEHUDE AND HIS STYLE. INFLUENCE ON BACH, 1704-5 (page 256)
    • IV. BACH'S RETURN TO ARNSTADT, AND DISPUTE WITH THE CONSISTORY. HIS MARRIAGE WITH HIS COUSIN (page 311)
  • BOOK III. THE FIRST TEN YEARS OF BACH'S "MASTERSHIP"
    • I. BACH AT MÜHLHAUSEN. HIS RELIGIOUS OPINIONS (page 335)
    • II. BACH AT WEIMAR. HIS FRIENDS AND COMPANIONS (page 375)
    • III. THE WEIMAR PERIOD. ORGAN MUSIC, CONCERTOS, CANTATAS, &C. (page 392)
    • IV. CHURCH MUSIC. ANALYSIS OF THE CANTATA FORM (page 466)
    • V. BACH'S VISITS TO VARIOUS TOWNS. SOME OF HIS PUPILS (page 513)
    • VI. CANTATAS WRITTEN AT WEIMAR TO TEXTS BY FRANCK (page 526)
    • VII. AT MEININGEN: JOHANN LUDWIG BACH. AT DRESDEN: ORGAN WORKS OF THE LATER WEIMAR PERIOD (page 574)
  • APPENDIX (A, TO VOL. I.) (page 621)
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Journal AbbreviationLabelURL
MTaSCC 26.505 (Mar. 1885): 128-130 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3357911
MTaSCC 21.444 (Feb. 1880): 82-83 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3357964
MTaSCC 18.411 (May 1877): 224-233 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3355417
MTaSCC 23.477 (Nov. 1882): 617 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3358202
MTaSCC 25.494 (Apr. 1884): 223-224 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3359278
MTaSCC 24.489 (Nov. 1983): 617-620 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3355789
MTaSCC 26.509 (Jul. 1885): 418 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3355859
NOT 9.2 (Mar. 1952): 292 http://www.jstor.org/stable/890232
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