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The Bach Dynasty • Collegium 1704

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J. S. Bach
Singet dem Herrn BWV 225
Jesu meine Freude BWV 227

J. L. Bach
Die mit Tränen säen

J. B. Bach
Fürchte dich nicht

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Václav Luks conductor

Collegium 1704
Collegium Vocale 1704

Photo illustrating the event The Bach Dynasty • Collegium 1704

Rudolfinum — Dvořák Hall

24 Mar 2025 Monday 7.30pm

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The music of Johann Sebastian Bach is firmly grounded in the German Lutheran tradition. Bach was familiar with modern musical currents and trends from the music scene around Europe, but the musical traditions of Germany were always the basic point of departure for his musical language, as were the stimuli he received from his youth in an environment influenced by the many branches of the Bach musical dynasty. Together, all of this shaped his unmistakable musical language, which has been admired not only by his contemporaries.

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