
Hear the music of J.S. Bach with new understanding! For music lovers, to professional musicians. Let Evan Shinners, (aka W.T.F. Bach) guide your mind through a contrapuntal journey. Go to: wtfbach.substack.com for the full experience. wtfbach.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Giving thanks to all my listeners today! Why do you listen to this podcast?
The original Spanish of the Borges poem, as read by my good friend, Andrea Profili.
Otro poema de los dones
Gracias quiero dar al divinoLaberinto de los efectos y de las c... more
Something’s missing:
The fact that this piece was conceived independently of its solo line is a marvelous insight into Bach’s compositional process. Somewhere along the way, Bach revisited the piece and added the upper line:
Here is a link to the v... more
Just a few moments ago, two newly christened works were connected to Bach’s name for the time after 320 years. Exciting news, have a listen! Many thanks to the Bach Archive in Leipzig for the production. (Sorry for any glitches in the production, epi... more
—More matter with less art. (Hamlet, II.ii)
Got friends who speak English? Spread W.T.F.
P.S. The music at the end is a taste of a forthcoming W.T.F. Bach album: arrangements of the Orgelbüchlein. Album title suggestions welcome!
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I came for the Mehldau, stayed for time of new great information. Really enjoyed the L/R separated parts to help me hear the different voices.
I’m a guitar player. Any interesting guitar interpretations of Fugues or Bach in general?
Thanks for the great work!!
i like learning about music theory and i’ve learned very little about counterpoint and fugue until now!
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Exploring the intricate music of Johann Sebastian Bach, this podcast offers listeners a unique commentary that blends detailed analysis with personal reflections. The show covers a variety of topics related to Bach's compositions, musical techniques, and their historical context, making it appealing to both casual music enthusiasts and seasoned musicians. Noteworthy elements include discussions on the emotional depth of Bach's works, performance practices, and the interplay between music and literature, creating an engaging multi-faceted experience for listeners interested in a deeper understanding of classical music. With moments of humor and accessible dialogue, the podcast creates a welcoming space for exploring the genius of Bach.
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