Carl Phillip Emanuel Bach
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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CARL PHILLIP EMANUEL BACH
CARL PHILLIP EMANUEL BACH
Born in Weimar, Germany on the 8th of March
His reputation followed Georg Phillip Telemann.
His father was Johann Sebastian Bach.
He devoted himself completely to music.
Made music during the Classical Era, which took place from 1730-1820. Strings and woodwinds were popular.
His reputation was established by the two sets of sonatas which he dedicated respectively to Frederick the great and the grand duke of Württemburg
FAMOUS WORKS
Die Israeliten in der Wüste, Harpsichord Concerto in G major, Flute concerto in D Minor
DIE ISRAELITEN IN DER WÜSTE
- First composition at his new post in Hamburg
- Was considered a sacred piece, used in churches.
- Was an oratorio, or a large musical composition for
- orchestra, choir, and soloists
Carl Bach put a lot of drama in his music, and nowadays music has drama.
His second middle name, Phillip, was given in honor of his godfather, Georg Phillip Telemann.
DIED ON DECEMBER 14
In Hamburg, Germany
