Sample Sentences forBach (auto-selected)
Bach as in: Johann Sebastian Bach
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Bach is known for both his sacred and secular music.Bach = German baroque composer generally considered one of the masters of classical music (1685-1750)
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"And Shakespeare," Charles Wallace called out, "and Bach!" (source)Bach = famous composer of classical music during the Baroque period
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I guess I am still playing Bach at dinner parties.† (source)
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But when the organist touched the keys, we scarcely noticed—and when he played Bach, not at all.† (source)
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I learned to tell the difference between Beethoven and Bach, between a sonata and a concerto.† (source)
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In the ballroom, he played the pipe organ, first a piece by Bach, then "I Got Rhythm."† (source)
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"I already told you they were performing Bach," he said, shooting a longing glance at the door.† (source)
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One time on maneuvers Billy was playing 'A Mighty Fortress Is Our God,' with music by Johann Sebastian Bach and words by Martin Luther.† (source)
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After a while I played a Bach Prelude on the Steinway, buttoned up the ship, and rose into space.† (source)
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No, said Sabina, and then added, though in a different era...She was thinking of the days of Johann Sebastian Bach, when music was like a rose blooming on a boundless snow-covered plain of silence.† (source)
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Her records, Grieg, Handel, the Beatles, Art Garfunkel, Bach, Liszt, thrown everywhere.† (source)
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Jones was a skinny kid who listened to Bach.† (source)
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The bomb squad was called again when Turtle ran after her partner through the lobby shouting "Mrs. BAUM-bach, Mrs. BAUM-bach!"† (source)
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Mozart, Bach, even the Italian Vivaldi.† (source)
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I was even more amazed when I learned that she played violin in the Yale Symphony and Bach Society— not a position for just anybody who could play an instrument.† (source)
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She listened to all of them and finally picked something by Bach as her favorite, listening to it over and over.† (source)
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