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... Bach pervades the texture and rhythm of his work in more ways than can easily be followed . Bach's importance in the history of music cannot be exag- | phonic style ... Bach developed it in a great variety of ways , while 126 BACH , J. S..
... Bach pervades the texture and rhythm of his work in more ways than can easily be followed . Bach's importance in the history of music cannot be exag- | phonic style ... Bach developed it in a great variety of ways , while 126 BACH , J. S..
الصفحة 127
... Bach's method . and those that imply the composer's dissatisfaction with the original version . In Bach's case this seldom causes much difficulty ; his methods of adaptation are so logical and so varied as to form a scheme of musical ...
... Bach's method . and those that imply the composer's dissatisfaction with the original version . In Bach's case this seldom causes much difficulty ; his methods of adaptation are so logical and so varied as to form a scheme of musical ...
الصفحة 128
... Bach's methods is almost entirely without themes ; for even this , the largest of and range of expression . It is certain that the occasional all arpeggio - preludes , consists essentially of the gradual un cantatas , from which all ...
... Bach's methods is almost entirely without themes ; for even this , the largest of and range of expression . It is certain that the occasional all arpeggio - preludes , consists essentially of the gradual un cantatas , from which all ...
الصفحة 129
... Bach's art does not express . He has plenty of humour , if the term may be applied to art which is , so to speak , always literal , -art in which a jest is a jest and serious things are treated with familiar directness , and all ...
... Bach's art does not express . He has plenty of humour , if the term may be applied to art which is , so to speak , always literal , -art in which a jest is a jest and serious things are treated with familiar directness , and all ...
الصفحة 130
... Bach himself . Nor does this wealth of scholarship interfere with the pre- sentation of a straightforward , single text ; though in addition there is every necessary explanation of the ornaments and kindred matters . We have seen no ...
... Bach himself . Nor does this wealth of scholarship interfere with the pre- sentation of a straightforward , single text ; though in addition there is every necessary explanation of the ornaments and kindred matters . We have seen no ...
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