Prejudices About Bach

Prejudices about Bach

Introduction

It is impossible for people to lack prejudices, many of whom are mistaken and unusual, since we criticize a fact because we lack information, such as the prejudice and topic of Bach, composer of which the majority believes that they had alife accommodated by the simple fact of being an outstanding character within the history of Baroque. The scholar Ramón Andrés, writer of the book Johann Sebatiann Bach: the days, the ideas and the nights, will try to explain the true life of the composer.

Developing

The author of the work, Ramón Andrés, a writer who cultivated the genre of essay and poetry, who as a child was ableMonteverdi or Bach. The cliff editorial will publish in 2005 the different and original essay of 338 pages Johann Sebastian Bach: the days, ideas and books. Where it will collect information from the historical context, of thought and ideas, the experiences and music of the ingenious Baroque musician.

It is strange that we almost all know the figure of Bach, but that almost nobody knows who really was. Bach’s biography is an obstacle career and the heroic example of non -capitulation before the swings of everyday life with this phrase the author introduces us to the unfortunate life of the composer who lived it humbly from birth to his death: he had tofold efforts and not lose breath to maintain a house in which nothing was missing, but neither was there.

When his appraisal of goods died, they added in total of 1220 thaals and 16 gross.

Death is another recurring theme in the life of the Baroque composer, since that idea of the ephemeral marked by the difficult childhood of an early loss tormented, he constantly felt the steps of death. To counting the time was to tell the time of living in front of adversity either about death or the occasional theme that disturbed him, Bach was immersed in his music, it was his way of escape, his release. The composer made use of his wisdom to compose his ingenious works, creations that was always improving until they touched perfection. 

conclusion

For him the music was linked to religion, since he believed it was a gift from God. For God’s glory and legitimate pleasure of the textual words of Bach, where from his point of view of a seemingly Lutheran religion he dedicates his music to God and to the listener’s own enjoyment. This excellent compilation that brings us closer to a Bach that is not idealized by the steps of time, shows us not only the composer of deep intellect and genius, but the most human and more intimate Bach, with his ideas and his fears. Ramón Andrés with only 80 books on a shelf has taken a walk through the history of Germany and its Baroque composer.

Today, it is not surprising that Bach had a great ability to concentrate and was an avid knowledge, he was born at a stage where music was not intended to eternalize the author, it was circumstantial and in the best of the archived casesIn cabinets who would say that Bach would transfer the schemes of the time and reach the present known as one of the great