Symphonies for strings

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Symphonies for strings is a set of orchestral works for string ensemble composed by Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach, reflecting the galant style that bridges Baroque and Classical music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical work collection
orchestral work
anticipates Classical symphonic style
associatedWith courtly music culture of 18th-century Germany
composedByMemberOf Bach family NERFINISHED
composer Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
era 18th-century music
genre symphony
hasPart individual symphonies for strings by Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach
historicalPeriod transitional period between Baroque and Classical eras
influencedBy late Baroque orchestral style
instrumentation cellos
double basses
violas
violins
intendedEnsembleType chamber orchestra
small string orchestra
languageOfWork instrumental
movementType multi-movement work
musicalStyle galant style
relatedTo Baroque music
Classical period (music) NERFINISHED
scoredFor string ensemble
string orchestra
texture contrapuntal passages
homophonic texture
tonalSystem tonal harmony
workSeriesAuthor Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach NERFINISHED

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Bückeburg Bach notableWork Symphonies for strings
subject surface form: Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach