J.S. Bach - in Eisenach, Köthen & Leipzig | Discover Germany

Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the greatest composers in classical music history. His works continue to move and inspire people all over the world. We introduce you to three key places that were central to his life and work: Eisenach, Köthen and Leipzig. More Information: www.dw.de/program/discover-ger...

[@mosfet9915]

Bach is definitely one of the Crown Jewels of German history! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@deeppc]

This is so awesome! Thank you for all the info! Could we expect more such videos on other composers pls?

[@masterphil3066]

Wie heißt das lied das der thomanerchor da singt

[@user-mi7xl5lc1t]

Wie soll ich dich empfangen (Choral aus der ersten Kantate des Weihnachtsoratorium)

[@lupodellasteppa6538]

ICH LIEBE DICH LIEPZIEG 🖤💛❤

[@JSBach-pd4yg]

Wut?

[@niflheim059]

was Leipzig bombarded in ww2 like Dresden?

[@dwnews]

Antique Sonata, here you will find an overview of the bombings and the damages they caused:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Leipzig_in_World_War_II /ml

[@niflheim059]

+DW English I just read the article, it is a shame what they did to that city yet a miracle that Bach's house survived aftet a total of 3200 tons of explosives and heavy bombarding during the war.

[@user-mi7xl5lc1t]

@@niflheim059 sorry to disappoint you, but his house didnt survive, it actually got taken down before the war. (Also the house in eisenach wasnt actually his, that was a mistake, but the museum still is there because the original house also doesnt exist anymore