Composer · 1714 - 1788
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
7 recordings · 2 sheet music editions
Biography
Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach: (b Weimar, 8 March 1714; d Hamburg, 14 Dec 1788). Composer and church musician, the second surviving son of Johann Sebastian Bach and his first wife, Maria Barbara.
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He was the most important composer in Protestant Germany during the second half of the 18th century and enjoyed unqualified admiration and recognition particularly as a teacher and keyboard composer.
Profile from The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians
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C01183 · 26 June 2026
The Bach Family – Flute Sonatas
C00956 · 22 November 2024
The Art of Harpsichord Duets: 18th-Century Music for Two Harpsichords
C00703 · 24 March 2023
La Réjouissance galante (18th-Century Triosonatas)
C00482 · 12 November 2021
The Legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach
C00323 · 23 October 2020
Music at the Court of Friedrich II, King of Prussia: The Transverse Flute in Potsdam
C00280 · 6 July 2020
Graun, C. P. E. Bach, Janitsch, Giardini, Flackton: More than a dull ripieno, Baroque Viola Sonatas
C00156 · 1 March 2019
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sei concerti per il cembalo concertato Wq.43
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