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Read more about the article Bach’s Weimar Problem (And How He Solved It)

Bach’s Weimar Problem (And How He Solved It)

  • Post author:Jonathan Stark
  • Post published:09/06/2022
  • Post category:Bach
  • Post comments:2 Comments

Johann Sebastian Bach could have been satisfied on March 2, 1714. After his early professional years, he was appointed concertmaster in Weimar. This meant he received a handsome annual salary of 250 florins. However, there was a problem.

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