bach
☆ bach (bac̸h)
noun
a bachelor
Bach (bäkh; E bäk)
Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel (kärl fē′lip ā mä′no̵̅o̅el′) 1714-88; Ger. composer: son of Johann Sebastian
- bäkh
Bach, Johann Christian (yō′hän′ kris′tē än′) 1735-82; Ger. organist & composer: son of Johann Sebastian
- bäkh
Bach, Johann Sebastian (zā bäs′tē än′) 1685-1750; Ger. organist & composer
Converse of object
- play: An analogy in the world of music is the difference of opinions on whether to play Bach on the piano.
- sing: So, if you decide to sing Bach, then you need to teach the assembly how to do so... _________________ Benevenio.
- perform: However it may be with Rattle, I have rarely enjoyed Bach performed on the harpsichord and never enjoyed Mozart played on the fortepiano.
- hear: Nothing worse then hearing Bach played in a totally controlled and souless way.
- come: Seagoon: Puss, puss, come here, puss bach.
- approach: I believe it is how we approach Bach which matters most.
Adjective modifier
- major: The Chantry Singers play a leading role in the Festivals and have performed nearly all the major Bach works over the years.
Preposition: on
- piano: An analogy in the world of music is the difference of opinions on whether to play Bach on the piano.
- organ: Proposal to play Bach on the organ, SW to VN, 25 September ( 1824 ) London, Savoy Chapel.
Modifies a noun
- cantata: Later in the month he tours France and Germany, singing Bach cantatas with the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra.
- chorale: In this study, 22 experienced singers sang through four Bach chorales.
- fugue: The inspiration for this piece is Mozart's arrangements of several Bach fugues for string trio.
- sonata: Where else can you experience live underwater concerts every full moon, poetry readings, or whale song mixed with Bach sonatas under water?
- remedy: There are 38 Bach flower remedies to choose from.
- organ: They will be asked to play two contrasting pieces, one of which should be a Bach organ work.
Possessives
- cantata: As in all Bach's cantatas, the final movement is a strong ( here slightly extended ) declaration of the main chorale.
Noun used with modifier
- glas: Many Thanks Margaret and Arthur Weaver stayed at parc glas bach, moylegrove in May 2005 Enjoyed our stay in your comfortable cottage.
- parc: Many Thanks Margaret and Arthur Weaver stayed at parc glas bach, moylegrove in May 2005 Enjoyed our stay in your comfortable cottage.
- quarter: The existing Quarter Bach electoral division consists of the Quarter Bach Community with 2,200 electors represented by 1 councilor.
- work: Astonishingly, the Six Partitas for Clavier were the first works Bach published after more than twenty years of composing.
Whether the angels play only Bach in praising God I am not quite sure; I am sure, however, that en famille they play Mozart.
Bach on the wrong notes.
Nothing is so musical as the sound of pouring bourbon for the first drink on a Sunday morning. Not Bach or Schubert or any of those masters.
You play Bach your way and I'll play him his way.
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