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Deutschland The Federal Republic of Germany Classic to modern Music-Musik Time Line of Germany music The middle age The Renaissance Baroque Period The classical period Romantic era The transition period Contemporary music Classic music 01 part Famous musician in Baroque period Johann Sebastian Bach J.S. Bach was born in Eisenach, Germany, in 1685 and died in 1750 (he was 65 when he died). He came from a long family history of professional musicians including church organists and composers. Like his father, Johann Ambrosius Bach, J.S. (Johann Sebastian) would learn and surpass him in this art of classical music composing. Bachs childhood wasnt that great as his father passed away when he was 9 and his mother also died when he was a young boy. Although he spent much time with his musically inclined uncles, he also spent time studying and learning from his older brother, Johann Christoph Bach. Growing up, Bach learned much about organ building. Back in those days, the church organ was a highly complex instrument with many mechanical and moving parts/pedals and pipes. His early experience with repairing and talking with organ builders performers would prove valuable as he mastered the musical craft. Brandenburg Concerto Famous musician in the Classical period Das Lied der Deutschen Franz Joseph Haydn 1797 Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) The great German composer in Vienna, one of classical music to send representatives on the development of world music (from the classical period to the Romantic period) plays a vital role, was the world known as the Le Saint. Beethoven Ninth Symphony Chorus, The Fifth Symphony of Destiny, 6th Pastoral Symphony, third, fourth, fifth Emperor Piano Concerto, Clair de Lune, Pathetique Piano Sonata , Missa Solemnis , destiny , etc. These are all from classical to show freedom and beauty of passionate movement. PLEASE ENTER YOUR TEXT HERE. PLEASE ENTER YOUR TEXT HERE Beethoven 9 symphonies Contemporary music 02 part Pop music Rock