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bringing oneJohann Sebastian Bach was well known as a performer as well as composer of

keyboard music. As a testament to Bachs virtuosity Phillip Spitta wrote friends and

foes alike bowed to the irresistible force of an unheard-of power of execution and could

hardly comprehend how he could twist his fingers and his feet so wonderfully and so

nimbly without hitting a single false note. (J.S. Bach, Great Composers 1300-1900).

However, his vocal compositions were predominately ignored until the flowering of the

Bach Revival in 19th century. In addition during his lifetime, many people agreed with

Johann Adolph Scheibes opinion that Bachs vocal compositions depreived them of the

natural element by a bombastic confused nature and obscured their beauty by far too much

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only removes from his pieces the beauty of the harmony but also makes the singing

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Music that was simple and spontaneously emotional appealed more to the rationalists than

his music, which critics saw as belonging to a period of rigid rules(Schweitzer, J.S.

Bach, 228-229). Audiences preferred music of simpler qualities and closer to nature.

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Dictionary of Music and This belief was further accentuated by Abbe Georg Joseph Vogler

who criticized Bachs Chorales in 1800 and then improve several of Bachs chorales,

removing much counterpoint that made it interesting (Wolff, Bach: Essays on his Life and

Musi 381). Critics also complained about giving all of his voices equal parts, than

bringing one voice to attention a staple of Baroque period(Wolff, Bach: Essays on his

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