Johann Sebastian Collection

Autograph manuscript, Cantata BWV 180 Schmucke dich o liebe Seele by J.S. Bach (ink on paper)
CH15836 Autograph manuscript, Cantata BWV 180 Schmucke dich o liebe Seele by J.S. Bach (ink on paper) by Bach, Johann Sebastian (1748-78); Private Collection; Photo © Christie's Images

During the winter months the scholars were sent out to sing in the streets, (1907). The fifteen-year-old Bach was amongst those scholars who were selected to sing the principal parts in the Church

The King exclaimed repeatedly, Only one Bach! Only one Bach!, (1907)
The King exclaimed repeatedly, " Only one Bach! Only one Bach!", (1907). The German composer Bach impresses Frederick the Great with his talent

By the light of the moon he began his task, (1907). Creator: Unknown
By the light of the moon he began his task, (1907).The young Bach, despite having been forbidden to do so, copies out sheet music at night: and by the light of the moon

Christoph seized the manuscript book and the copy, (1907). Creator: Unknown
Christoph seized the manuscript book and the copy, (1907). As the young Bach sleeps, his older brother takes the music he has secretly been studying

Bach, c1746, (1907). Creator: Unknown
Bach, c1746, (1907). Portrait of German composer and organist Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), considered by many to be the greatest composer in the history of western music

Gazing At Its Covers Through the Lattice Doors of the Cupboard, (1907). Creator: Unknown
Gazing At Its Covers Through the Lattice Doors of the Cupboard, (1907). The ten-year-old Bach looking at sheet music locked away by his older brother

Bach visits Frederick the Great, 1747, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Bach visits Frederick the Great, 1747, (1936). Besuch Bachs Bei Friedrich Dem Grossen. German composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)

Johann Sebastian Bach, (1933). Creator: Unknown
Johann Sebastian Bach, (1933). Portrait of German composer and organist Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), one of the greatest composers in the history of western music

Tower of London, 1753. Artist: Johann Sebastian Muller
Tower of London, 1753. View of the Tower of London and London Bridge looking north-west with boats and figures on the River Thames

Vauxhall Gardens, Lambeth, London, 1751. Artist: Johann Sebastian Muller
View of Vauxhall Gardens, Lambeth, London, 1751

Great Musicians - Plate III. 1895. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Joseph Haydn (1732-1809), Ludwig van Beethoven (1170-1827)

Bach. 1895. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), German baroque composer. From The Musical Educator, Volume I by John Greig, M.A. Mus. Doc. [T. C. & E. C. Jack, Edinburgh, 1895.]

Johann Sebastian Bach, (1685-1750), German composer, 1909

Johann Sebastian Bach, 19th century. Artist: C Cook
Johann Sebastian Bach, 19th century. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), German composer and organist, 1746. Considered by many to be the greatest composer in the history of western music

Johann Sebastian Bachs house, Leipzig, Germany, c1890. German composer and organist Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) is considered by many to be the greatest composer in the history of western

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"Johann Sebastian: A Musical Journey Through Time" During the winter months, Johann Sebastian Bach and his fellow scholars took to the streets, filling the air with their enchanting melodies. The year was 1907, and this talented composer's music captivated all who heard it. The King himself couldn't help but exclaim repeatedly, "Only one Bach. Only one Bach. " Such was the genius that even royalty recognized his unparalleled talent. This momentous occasion in 1907 showcased just how deeply his music resonated with people from all walks of life. Underneath the moonlit sky, Johann Sebastian began his task. It was a night filled with inspiration as he poured his heart and soul into each note he composed. The year was still 1907 when this unknown creator captured a glimpse into the creative process of this musical maestro. In another scene from that same year, Christoph seized both manuscript book and copy in an act of reverence towards Johann Sebastian's work. This unknown creator immortalized this precious moment where admiration for Bach's compositions reached its peak. A portrait dating back to c1746 shows us a glimpse himself - a man whose music would transcend time itself. Created by an unknown artist in 1907, this image serves as a reminder of Bach's enduring legacy. Through lattice doors within a cupboard lay hidden treasures - covers adorned with beauty and mystery. Gazing at them through those very doors transported viewers back to 1907 when an anonymous artist captured their allure forever. One cannot forget about Bach's visit to Frederick the Great in 1747 - an encounter that left its mark on history. Though created by an unknown artist in 1936, this depiction reminds us of the profound impact that these two great minds had on each other during their meeting. Fast forward to 1933 when another anonymous creator paid tribute to Johann Sebastian Bach through artistry yet again.