Wilhelm Friedemann Bach
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach (22 November 17101 July 1784) was a German composer, organist and harpsichordist. He was the second child and eldest son of Johann Sebastian Bach and Maria Barbara Bach. Despite his acknowledged genius as an improviser and composer, his income and employment were unstable, and he died in poverty.
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14by Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, Bach, Johann Sebastian; Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann; Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel
Published 2005Classmark: MCD 0311,5Book -
15by Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, Bach, Johann Sebastian; Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann; Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel
Published 2005Classmark: MCD 0311,2Book -
16by Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, Händel, Georg Friedrich; Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann; Türk, Daniel Gottlob; Franz, Robert
Published 2002Classmark: MCD 0587,5 NWHBook -
17by Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann; Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel; Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich; Bach, Johann Christian
Published 1983Classmark: SPL 188,5Book -
18by Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann; Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel; Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich; Bach, Johann Christian
Published 1983Classmark: SPL 188,4Book -
19by Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann; Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel; Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich; Bach, Johann Christian
Published 1983Classmark: SPL 188,2Book -
20by Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann; Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel; Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich; Bach, Johann Christian
Published 1983Classmark: SPL 188,1Book