THE OLDEST KNOWN MANUSCRIPTS BY JS BACH
* The handwritten manuscripts dating from about 1700, are copies of organ music composed by Dieterich Buxtehude - DB was a Danish-German organist and composer of the Baroque period - ( 1637 - 1707 ) and Johann Adam Reinken - JAR was a Dutch / German organist and composer - ( 1643 - 1722 ).
- The organ works that Bach copied were choral fantasias called FREUT EUCH LIEBEN CHRISTEN GMEIN and AN DEN WASSERFLUESSEN BABYLONS.
* Photo: The oldest known manuscripts by JS Bach / Experts say the composer's script was quite distinctive.
* The handwritten manuscripts dating from about 1700, are copies of organ music composed by Dieterich Buxtehude - DB was a Danish-German organist and composer of the Baroque period - ( 1637 - 1707 ) and Johann Adam Reinken - JAR was a Dutch / German organist and composer - ( 1643 - 1722 ).
- The organ works that Bach copied were choral fantasias called FREUT EUCH LIEBEN CHRISTEN GMEIN and AN DEN WASSERFLUESSEN BABYLONS.
* Photo: The oldest known manuscripts by JS Bach / Experts say the composer's script was quite distinctive.
THE OLDEST KNOWN MANUSCRIPTS BY JS BACH
* The handwritten manuscripts dating from about 1700, are copies of organ music composed by Dieterich Buxtehude - DB was a Danish-German organist and composer of the Baroque period - ( 1637 - 1707 ) and Johann Adam Reinken - JAR was a Dutch / German organist and composer - ( 1643 - 1722 ).
- The organ works that Bach copied were choral fantasias called FREUT EUCH LIEBEN CHRISTEN GMEIN and AN DEN WASSERFLUESSEN BABYLONS.
* Photo: The oldest known manuscripts by JS Bach / Experts say the composer's script was quite distinctive.
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