In the course of the tutorial, you have listened to musical works created by numerous composers. Choose your favorite composer or musician and write an essay explaining his/her significance in music history. Some of the points to keep in mind while answering this question include:

new styles that the composer pioneered

new instruments used

new forms of music developed

musical virtuosity

artistic brilliance

volume of output

influence on later composers

versatility

Explanation:

But during his lifetime he never traveled far from his home in Germany and wasn't widely know in the rest of Europe. Bach was the first great Lutheran musician, and made his living as a church organist, teacher, and composer. Bach composed thousands of musical works in all the mediums of the Baroque, and created masterpieces in every genre.

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horror and alarm

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