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    Bach for Guitar: 27 Transcriptions for Guitar
    Bach for Guitar: 27 Transcriptions for Guitar
    Bach for Guitar: 27 Transcriptions for Guitar
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    Bach for Guitar: 27 Transcriptions for Guitar

    By Johann Sebastian Bach

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    The advantages of Bach's music are that it is universal and to a certain extent independent of the instruments for which it was composed. His music is structured in such a brilliant and clear manner that it sounds good on any instrument. These compositions by Johann Sebastian Bach definitely are some of his best-known works and very popular. Therefore, also guitarists will certainly appreciate to be able to play this magnificent music on their instrument. All pieces are easy to play on the guitar and a valuable addition to the teaching and concert repertoire.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSchott Music
    Release dateApr 9, 2021
    ISBN9783795724085
    Bach for Guitar: 27 Transcriptions for Guitar
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    Johann Sebastian Bach

    Johann Sebastian Bach ist ein Musiker, der höchste künstlerische Ansprüche mit unvergleichlicher Eleganz verbindet. Dies in einem eleganten Solo-Werk umzusetzen, so dass dennoch die Musik unmittelbar wirkt, emotional, auf eingängige Weise, und dass dennoch das Einfache und menschliche in den Vordergrund tritt, das ist die Meisterschaft und das Verdienst Bachs. In Bachs Musik geht es ihm nicht darum, die Dramatik in den Vordergrund zu stellen, sondern das Herz in Bewegung zu setzen. Es ist die Menschlichkeit, die Bach in seiner Musik bei aller Meisterschaft an den Tag legt. Man kann Bach immer nachsingen oder nachspielen - meint man zumindest.

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      Clear arrangements that is fairly easy to follow. Works for me.

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