J. S. Bach - Harpsichord Concertos
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- Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750).
Harpsichord Concertos.
¡Hermosos Concertos de Bach!
Concerto for harpsichord in A major BWV 1055
1. Allegro
2. Larghetto
3. Allegro ma non tanto
Concerto for harpsichord in F minor BWV 1056
4. Allegro
5. Largo
6. Presto
Concerto for harpsichord in D major BWV 1054
7. Allegro
8. Adagio e sempre piano
9. Allegro
Concerto for harpsichord in E major BWV 1053
10. Allegro
11. Siciliano
12. Allegro
Concerto for harpsichord and two recorders in F major BWV 1057
13. Allegro
14. Andante
15. Allegro assai
Concerto for harpsichord in D minor BWV 1052
16. Allegro
17. Adagio
18. Allegro
Concerto for three harpsichords in D minor BWV 1063
19. Allegro
20. Alla Siciliana
21. Allegro
Concerto for two harpsichords in C major BWV 1061
22. Allegro
23. Adagio ovvero Largo (Quartetto tacet)
24. Fuga Vivace
Concerto for three harpsichords in C major BWV 1064
25. Allegro
26. Adagio
27. Allegro
Concerto for two harpsichords in C minor BWV 1060
28. Allegro
29. Largo ovvero Adagio
30. Allegro
Concerto for four harpsichords in A minor BWV 1065
31. Allegro
32. Largo
33. Allegro
Concerto for harpsichord in D minor BWV 1059
34. Allegro
35. Adagio
36. Presto
Concerto for harpsichord in G minor BWV 1058
37. Allegro
38. Andante
39. Allegro assai
Gustav Leonhardt, harpsichord
Leonhardt Consort
Gustav Leonhardt
Herbert Tachezi, harpsichord (BWV 1052)
Concentus musicus Wien
Nikolaus Harnoncourt (BWV 1052) - เพลง
The Harpsichord needs to make a comeback
where did it go?!?
Unfortunately, the modern piano has long supplanted the harpsichord as the go-to medium for keyboard works long ago for obvious reasons. As elegant as the harpsichord is, it is treated more as an historical curiosity, albeit an important one at that.
no, it really doesnt
I’m hearing the harpsichord a lot among in dream pop artists like Beach House and Julia Holter
To me the piano has more versatility but the harpsichord has more soul walterstoffelauthor.com
Harpsichord is truly the best instrument to exist. How piano overshadowed it, I will never know.
is it awesome? yep. is it awesomer than a piano? idk man i do like me some dynamics...
i think they are both perfect but iam very sad they dont exist like that anymore in popular ways
pianos probably cheaper and easier to make maybe i dunno but this instrument is way better
Without going into details - there are a huge number of arrangements from the harpsichord for piano, but there is not a single reverse arrangement. The expressive possibilities of the harpsichord are very limited compared to the piano. Although the harpsichord is one of my favorite instruments.
FOR REAL, I have always wondered that, ever since I first heard harpsichord on WFDD in Winston Salem, NC back in the late 70's when I was a little girl.
Actual "artists" would think for a second what they are and those real artists from the past were. Now all they do is to produce songs to fill and make a cd/lp to make money while classic composers just MADE MUSIC, MADE ART. A gift for humanity. THANKS.
I didn’t know Bach composed and played his music in CHURCH! 😱
He dedicated his craft for “the glory of God”.
Awesome.
He did. But also remember that the church was an important supporter of this music. The church and the aristocracy. No National Endowment at that time.
"To the Glory of God".@@dianalee1725
Me at 9:30 PM: "i think thats enough internet for today".
1:20 AM: "3 hours of harpsichord concertos... Hell yea lets do this!"
is there a better reason to say up late?
if my girlfriend enters into the room right now, I will say I am watching porn.
It would be easier to explain.
@@kostaftp LOL...Thanks for the laugh.
@@kostaftp that’s sad.
I was 8 years old in a small town in Turkey and was playing the game "Sid Meier's Pirates🏴☠" on a C64🖥. That's where I heard Haendel's and Bach's harpsicord music for the first time...
Now, 35 years after, I'm still loving it as much as that day..🎹🎶💖
Is it just me, or is J.S. Bach simply perfect?
His music is a powerful drug
@@michelasernacchioli yes, true that!
I completed a degree in Music (vocal performance) at University of Houston in the late 70's. Analyzing JS Bach's music in advanced theory classes was a revelation to me -- the "engineering" aspect of EVERY SINGLE PIECE HE WROTE was an absolute marvel, each time we studied one. What an enormous body of MASTERWORKS -- absolutely stunning to our teeny little minds today! :-) JS Bach had a beautifully clear, concise, musically brilliant (and prolific!) mind -- hundreds and hundreds of marvelous gems to discover, lost in awe of God's gifts to him...
a genius to be sure
Yes i would have to agree he was afukin melodic genius
Concerto for harpsichord in A major BWV 1055
1. Allegro 00:01
2. Larghetto 4:35
3. Allegro ma non tanto 9:18
Concerto for harpsichord in F minor BWV 1056
4. Allegro 13:33
5. Largo 16:47
6. Presto 19:05
Concerto for harpsichord in D major BWV 1054
7. Allegro 23:00
8. Adagio e sempre piano 30:51
9. Allegro 36:22
Concerto for harpsichord in E major BWV 1053
10. Allegro 38:58
11. Siciliano 47:42
12. Allegro 52:45
Concerto for harpsichord and two recorders in F major BWV 1057
13. Allegro 1:00:04
14. Andante 1:06:58
15. Allegro assai 1:11:05
Concerto for harpsichord in D minor BWV 1052
16. Allegro 1:16:10
17. Adagio 1:24:10
18. Allegro 1:30:12
Concerto for three harpsichords in D minor BWV 1063
19. Allegro 1:38:17
20. Alla Siciliana 1:43:14
21. Allegro 1:47:07
Concerto for two harpsichords in C major BWV 1061
22. Allegro 1:52:14
23. Adagio ovvero Largo (Quartetto tacet) 1:59:37
24. Fuga Vivace 2:04:51
Concerto for three harpsichords in C major BWV 1064
25. Allegro 2:10:49
26. Adagio 2:17:12
27. Allegro 2:23:00
Concerto for two harpsichords in C minor BWV 1062
28. Allegro 2:27:41
29. Largo ovvero Adagio 2:31:25
30. Allegro 2:37:30
Concerto for four harpsichords in A minor BWV 1065
31. Allegro 2:42:25
32. Largo 2:45:58
33. Allegro (another time) 2:48:08
Concerto for harpsichord in D minor BWV 1059
34. Allegro 2:51:41
35. Adagio 2:57:45
36. Presto 2:58:52
Concerto for harpsichord in G minor BWV 1058
37. Allegro 3:02:36
38. Andante 3:06:12
39. Allegro assai 3:12:32
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This post is a joke.
Harpsichord is the Synthesizer of the 18th century.
Organ more
Yami true...
Was literally thinking this
Harpsichord and organ 😍
underrated comment! xD
:') we're so lucky that these works have survived history so we can appreciate them today
Indeed.
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Thank you for expressing my thoughts.
I hope classical music don't die.... I'll never listen to the rubbish modern music
beautifully expressed!!
Sick of living in a messy house? Then play this music and you feel 100% posh.
thankyou, you helped me verry much!
Just clean your pigsty, swine.
@@mochimochi2749 my house is covered in milk and dusty bags
Good advice. Saved me the trouble of tidying up :)
@The serpent must die do you like the smell of a wet dog?
Bach’s music has a healing effect and is an exilir to purify
the soul
it's like he channeled god through his music. its truly a trancendental experience. The pinnacle of human achivement in the arts.
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Harpsichords made a brief comeback in the mid-1960s when several bands began using them, it was called “Baroque pop” for anyone who wants to hear more modern usages of the harpsichord. Me personally, I adore this instrument and can’t get enough of it, regardless of the era or style. It’s elegance always shines through.
The comeback of the harpsichord continues and grows. And now--if I am not mistaken---a comeback of the fortepiano is in the works, and why not, because with tasteful electronic amplification, it can replace any grand piano in the largest hall.
@@777rogerf In truth it never went away. But the resurgence of the 60s was quite the pop phenomenon and was larger in percentage and scale compared to the "fortepiano" thing you are talking about. Have you ever heard of synthesizers and electronic keyboards?? Basically the same thing different incarnation.
Wes Anderson
Baroque pop hardly sounds like baroque at all
@jamest6474 I've had many synths and none can really "do it" like the originals. Like I say about the fender 'rhodes' piano "often imitated, but never duplicated" inb4 "cringe," "73"
3 hours and 16 minutes of pure joy
Finest musician in history.
Both Beethoven and Mozart have said that J.S. Bach is the greatest composer, and they both aspired to be able to compose like him. A true musical genius.
Beethoven also venerated Handel.
@@sarahsarah2534 Yes. And Beethoven also venerated The Monkees. Who doesn't love The Monkees?
It's crazy that somebody composed all this with pen, ink and paper. This man must have been so brilliant I doubt he had one minute of silence in his head, it was full of tones, chords, arrangements and music structures. He would probably have been an outstanding mathematician and scientist, too
He intrinsically understood mathematics. Pick up a copy of the book Godel, Escher & Bach--The Eternal Golden Braid.
I think you are right. He also would have been a good architect. You were not so bad yourself though Ludwig.
El más grande genio de la musica
no, a great silence, indeed, in his mind, from that Spiritual silence, this Music
@@Daniel.W.Bridge Wonderful comment
My favorite instrument, LOVE the sound of a harpsichord!
They have kits so you can build your own. I don't have the talent.
Accordions, , ,RULE!!!!
i prefere harpiscord in a concerto
beautifull it is
I love harpischord.
Me too, The sound of a harpsichord is very attractive !!
I just love Baroque music on a Sunday morning.
+J Amador I just love Baroque music on a Everyday everyhour.
So do I, since I have not been a believer in dog for over half a century, after shedding my Catholic faith. The point is that one does not have to believe in dog to appreciate the magnificence of Bach's genius. The same goes for any other great, good and mediocre Baroque composer.
@@ramongcastaneda5308 O_o
For me on Sunday mornings it's Gregorian Chants or the group Dead Can Dance.
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That harpsichord in the image is a work of art. Just wow.
There's something really special about the harpsichord
Someone whose name now escapes me said “God owes something to JS Bach”. After these concertos and the Mass in B minor, the statement is amply justified
I fell in love with the Harpsichord the first time I heard it. It has such a unique and beautiful sound. It is one of if not my favorite instruments. Love the harp too. :-) It's what I listen to when the homies aren't around...
J. S. Bach''s keyboard music can be beautiful on many types of keyboards, but, in the end, no other keyboard can fully take the place of the instruments for which Bach's works were written including the harpsichord.
The high notes are angelic while the lower ones are brutal. Truly we are blessed to listen to such an instrument!
Food for soul. Bach connects me with God.
He was provided with the authority to write the soundtrack of the bible, which why they call him "the 5th evangelist"
Every time I hear a harpsichord I think of a beautiful cathedral. It's a very unique and ethereal sound and I love that it has some "percussive" element on it.
This is what heaven must be like
This man and his work is an inspiration for all those who make art in this dark age- I am not speaking about the pandemics , I am speaking about the 21st century
While the 21st century has been dark, 17th-18th century Europe weren't exactly bright and beautiful. Lots of wars and killings, especially surrounding the reformation. In fact, Europe was basically in non-stop wars all the way up until after WWII.
i love harpsichiord
Me too
Good
as do I.
likewise
i do too and i play the darn thing
Bach and the Harpsichord ruled the Baroque period of music
after having listened to Bach it doesn‘t matter what you do because you already have been to heaven
Out of all of the composers Bach is my favourite. I am a percussionist, but the Harpsichord is an amazing instrument. I don't think anyone but Bach made it sound this way. I immerse myself in his music and for a while all is right with the world.
I think the harpsichord is technically a percussion/string hybrid
@@Rucale_RC3432 That just make it even more amazing...
@@Rucale_RC3432 unlike the piano, harpsichord isn't a precussion instrument, because it's strings are plucked by a plectrum and piano strings are struck by hammers.
@@akshitsharma8475 k
@@Rucale_RC3432 ok.
Discovering for the first time that I quite enjoy the sound of a harpsichord is not how I thought the day would end
JS Bach - the true Godfather of Metal.
This melts my heart and I become very overwhelmed with the beauty, which is Bach. This happens all the time with this composer.
I do say my chaps this is quite the certified Baroque classic
Impostor, bach never spoke in a British accent
Is it Baroque? I didn’t barake it.
@@puszzydestroyr69yesthatsga7 Bach spoke German, but his son JC Bach (incredibly successful in his day, btw) aka the "London Bach" spoke British accent!
Harpsichord's melody is the acme of beauty
All that St. J. touches turns to gold.
This is the music that is playing when Angels are born.
The complexity, power and pace just fantastic!
This is the music of heaven
i love the harpsichord so much!! such an underrated instrument, i am so glad to be able to listen to this whenever i want
The Harpsichord makes me disappear, just close my eyes and i became timeless...Bach is so complex and simple and the same time.
One hundred "likes" wouldn't be enough; my admiration and love for these pieces and these performances goes beyond words.
The master. The greatest of all time.
Beethoven is first. Bach is second. :)
@@researchmethods9153 first amadeus...
@@kurrelacomeback What are your reasons for stating that Amadeus is number one? I mean, he's good but so was Papa Haydn and J C F Bach.
@@researchmethods9153 sorry but mozart was a genius being child
So what work by Mozart is the pinnacle of his genius, in your opinion?
Bach is my soul's dancing companion.
I love the sound of the harpsichord!!
Bachs music always goes right through me. Emotionally and intellectually. Such depth of writing hasn't been matched since his death in 1750!
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I mean Elgar literally wrote codes into his music so....
I think many intelligent musicians like me would vehemently disagree with such an arrogant dismissive statement as that.
@@remomazzetti8757 that's your opinion. Stuff it
pfft ever heard of Seiji Yokoyama? that guy is a genius.
J S Bach music is the most beautiful music ever written I hope he is in heaven so that when I get there I’ll get to meet him. My father told me many years ago that J S Bach is the father of music, now that I’m almost 70 I see why he really is The Father of music, cause I never get tired of listening to BACH greatest music in the world, though I also like Beethoven Handel Vivaldi and much of the baroque style music. I wish more of Bach’s music would be played on classical music stations. Take quality time in listening to him it will give you a bit of the good things the world has to offer. A lover off quality music even 60s progressive rock.
Wow, that is a beautiful harpsichord. Possibly the single most baroque thing you could possibly put in a house.
Damn people must have been getting lit at these shows back in the day. It was probably the only time they'd heard music that year.
This music never gets old, and the opening allegros to the 1053 and 1053 are so joyful they could lift anyone's spirits. Played here with exactly the buoyancy the music requires.
J. S. Bach is my favorite of all time. This music, the Brandenburg Concertos and some of the Well Tempered Clavier send me to heaven. I have played his music on my piano & synthesizer for 55 years and the harpsichord on the Synth sounds great. He was truly a gift from God. It is sad that his music went out of style for awhile until Couperin and others brought it back. Schumann wrote that the WTC is the daily bread for pianists and Beethoven established himself as a pianist playing them for awhile. Rock stars can make hundreds of millions now while Bach had to push just to make a living. Thank goodness that one of his sons kept all of the music.
so that's the deal for being the world's greatest composers (Mozart, Bach, Beethoven...). live in poverty , great distress, despair and misery but your name will shine until the end of humanity. There is no exception: It's not widely known but Bach had to watch 7 of his children dying.
@@ludwigvanbeethoven61 In spite of Bach losing 7 children during or right after their birth and 3 others not making it into adulthood, he still had a sense of humor. Some of his music shows it. You are right that he and his wives must have suffered terribly. I cannot imagine losing a child. The extremely detailed Pulitzer prize finalist book on Bach by Christoff Wolff also showed that he had some critics and one really nasty one who attacked him about the first WTC book and others. It bothered him but then he wrote the 2nd volume, book II of the WTC. He also had some fun with his sons where upon hearing music he would talk about the many other ways to write and arrange it. When he was older he got his recognition from a more important critic but believed that his music had fallen out of style before he died. If only he could have known that he would become one of the greatest composers and teachers of all time. I guess this happens all of the time like e.g. giving a Nobel prize to dead winners. You probably read the book but it is called Johann Sebastian Bach; The Learned Musician. The detail is amazing. Best to you.
@@ludwigvanbeethoven61 Bach was well-employed and widely-known and admired by leading musicians in Europe. After commenting on other top musicians of his day,, Handel--who was famed in England--said, "And then there is Herr Bach, the master of us all",
@@albertperrin694 thanks for giving the name of the writer and title. Might just read that.
Haven't you tried any of the 200 cantatas? They send to heaven too
Что и говорить, выше, лучше и красивей этой музыки нет. Поэтому, просто крайне необходимо понемногу с детства детям включать, приучать их к вечному, к тому что кроме пользы им ничего не принесёт Это исцеляющая душу музыка и этим всё сказано.
The harpsichord resonates with my damn soul
That's because we reincarnated. We lived during this era. It resonates with me also. I've always been attracted to this music since little.
Genius. The complexity is amazing. But that’s nothing new. It’s Bach!
Vivaldi was an inspiration for JS Bach
3 hours in a universe where all is well, pure peace and joy thank you for sharing. Please
Bach, Mozart, and Haydn. the holy trinity.
Ah, the harpsichord. It's sad to see people who look down upon this magnificent instrument and taking it for granted without even hearing the beauty that comes from within it's cords and ivory tips and the sounds that bellow from it's wooden cavity. Those who are new to this type of music, I implore you to listen to as much as you can. The harpsichord is such a beauty among most other ivory tipped instrument. A hidden beauty, If you will. To know how to play and be able to have it in my own home would be a dream come true. I hope you all enjoy the harpsichord as much as I do.
I do.
Sorry, I meant I don,t
Forget the naysayers, the harpsichord has quite the enchanting sound, unique and compelling. I've liked it for almost 30 years.
My question is, who would look down upon this in the first place? Sure everyone has their own tastes, but this is beautiful music. I would know how to play one, but I would love to own a Harpsichord.
god damn enough of talking like your from the renaissance, I mean I think it's cool and all but tone it down a bit geez
Harpsichord my favorite instrument, it is severely underrated. I only listen to baroque and classical music.
This music is much more efficient for tired brain(because of exam) than high caffeine beverage. I love it!
haha so true, i listen to it while at work
neurohacker collective and this piece.
I also listen Bach while on caffeine!
Human perfection, genius, energetic, so alive.
This is what heaven sounds like
between roughly 1:16:00 and 1:25:00 is that mathematical brilliance of Bach
Я тоже очень люблю это место!
@Raymond Davies you can pretty much apply maths to everything, but I'm guessing he/she says it under the basis that it's systematic.
This movement is a fugue, which is to a certain extent a mathematical exercise - but what you say has a great deal of importance: Bach was fascinated by numerology and the balance of numbers can be seen everywhere in his music. I think it is one of the reasons why his music just feels so "satisfying".....
The Harpsichord sends life to the brain.
Bach's Baroque is BEST!
i like Telemann
@@Riam-sc1ir Whichever the era, my friend, the artist, Bach or Telemann, beauty connects us with eternity. Thank you, Riam 1979. Keep the muses flying.
И снова И.С. Бах! Это не музыка,это вибрации Творца! Трепет каждой частички Вселенной! Нет ничего выше и прекраснее!
This splendor of words can not arrive
This comfort is irreplaceable
Let's not forget we have all chosen to offer our mind a beautiful gift by coming here.
For me it puts my mind at ease as it is busy taking in and analysing the gentle, delicately entertwined and perfectly structured melodies Bach created in his harpsichord concertos. I'm so grateful to be able to fully enjoy this moment!
from start to finish this gives me chills
Who in the world would thumbs down this Amazing music? such poor souls!
They are probably the types that only listen to rap.
Maybe muslims?
I love you so much Bach. Bach rocks! Bach rocks and I made Bach my absolute favorite composer along with Beethoven. I love you both.
I like Vivaldi and Telemann
This is absolutely beautiful. I've always loved Bach.
Johann loves you too, he told me so.
Harpsichords sound will quench And moisturize your parched soul
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Classical music is heavenly music that never dies.
This music creats balance and harmoni in space and time. A wonder!
I am touched by all the reverence and appreciation for JSB here. Thanks for everyone expressing this. I am grateful for people like Bach and Mozart every day.
My absolute favorite instrument.
Thanks God for this beautiful music !
“The final aim and reason of all music is nothing other than the glorification of God and the refreshment of the spirit.”
― J.S. Bach @bersa888
Amen
np
Divinity and humanity in a oner. It connects like no other music. Thank you.
For the people who do not investige different sensations and new things to enjoy I feel I must remind them that they only have one short life .Start now with a couple of hours with this level of music every day and in a short space of the time you have left on this planet your life will be richer and more golden..
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You're right my friend! Since I have listened to this music, I feel so different, so sensitive, even my mind expands. Believe me, it has changed my poor life. God is near me
I just love his cheerful music. It makes me feel so optimistic and peaceful at the same time.
I had to listen to this to get my sanity back after discovering Morton Feldman's traumatizingly horrific songs with no harmony or dedication or rhythm. This is the best hearing therapy without a doubt. Such beauty doesn't exist elsewhere.
A long time ago I had an interesting experience listening to Bach's Christmas Oratorio after listening to Wozzeck for several hours -- the Bach sounded atonal! The effect passed off after a minute or two. Of course, there are seemingly atonal (or I should say polytonal) passages in some Bach works, but not the Christmas Oratorio!
I was listening to all this beautiful music when I was studying for my degree back in the day- exquisitely beautiful music by one of the most incredibly talented composers we were so lucky and blessed to have had.x
I wish i was alive in that period only to see how a presentation like that looks like. Probably amazing.
I felt like I'm over the moon‼️
Bach’s music will quench and moisturize the dryness of the soul
Starting at 2:46:46 is pure bliss. What incredible composition.
You rock my world, Johann...like no other.
It's so nice to hear these in the intended tuning. Such a warm tonal color.
Bach is the best . Without doubt .
No matter the events of a world which at times seems to have gone mad, the music of J.S. Bach reminds me to remember the better part of our nature, like the music inspired and given us by the master himself, which is an expression and a pull of that heart which ever yearns to draw closer to the source of its wonder, promise, and its hope.
A sound like no other, truly a wonderful instrument
Majestic and monumental. The greatest musical mathematician with sublime output that transcends time! There's really no one coming near him....
The magic of writing can take a soul to another level
God loves you. Love yourself as well, and have an amazing life. Live it to the fullest, with joy and compassion for those around you.
After listening to all these concerts, I want to thank Leonhardt Gustav for his excellent version of the music of the great J.S. Bach Tepper Michael.
Wow...thank you so much for this! Over an hour of perfection, this makes me so happy to be around in this age in human history. Access to musical treasures like these, and from other historical periods is available to most of us to hear, just a few clicks away. A truly amazing privilage we have to be alive now. Subscribed, keep up the good work
IMAGINE THE FABULOUS, , ,PRIVILEGE/ EXPERIENCE, , ,OF, attending,, a LIVE, PERFORMANCE, of all the' Brandies', , , with the TOCATA & FUGUE in g flat minor, performed, on that spectacular, pipe organ, , , in the Gewandhaus(I apologise, for my ignorant, mispelling). . .as an encore,, performed,,by Johann, , HIMSELF. . . .JUST, , , ORGASMIC!!!!!!!
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It is available mostly, because Sarah Itzig Levy and his nephew Felix Mendelssohn made a gigantic work to rediscover J.S. Bach works, after nearly 200 hundreds years of shadow.
Bach's beautiful concerto in G minor reminds me of my dear Mother who has already departed...
J.S.Bach wrote beautiful music that transcended into the heavens above grabbing our attention that peunténg our spiritual world that made the heavens above open up to be set as long as we need be to maka the world a better place.
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Johann Sebastian Bach Is the best composer ever! I don't think he was a great composer like him because that he has beautiful works that so nice to listen to them!