Music in the Castle of Heaven

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Music in the Castle of Heaven is a scholarly and accessible book by conductor John Eliot Gardiner that explores the life, context, and music of Johann Sebastian Bach.

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instanceOf book
musicology book
about Bach’s compositional techniques
Bach’s working conditions
Johann Sebastian Bach’s religious outlook
historical performance practice
author John Eliot Gardiner NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
focusesOn historical context of Johann Sebastian Bach
life of Johann Sebastian Bach
music of Johann Sebastian Bach
genre biography
music history
scholarly work
hasCriticalReception considered a major modern study of Bach
widely praised by music critics
hasForm ebook edition
hardcover edition
paperback edition
hasPerspectiveFrom conductor
performer
intendedAudience general readers
musicians
musicologists
language English
mainSubject Johann Sebastian Bach NERFINISHED
notableFor combining scholarship and accessibility
detailed analysis of Bach’s vocal works
pages approximately 600
placeOfPublication London, England
surface form: London
publicationDate 2013
publisher Allen Lane NERFINISHED
Penguin Books NERFINISHED
relatedPerson Johann Sebastian Bach NERFINISHED
John Eliot Gardiner NERFINISHED
relatedWork biographies of Johann Sebastian Bach
subject Bach Mass in B minor NERFINISHED
Bach cantatas NERFINISHED
Bach passions
Baroque music
Lutheran church music
sacred music
timePeriodCovered 18th century
Baroque era
title Music in the Castle of Heaven: A Portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach NERFINISHED

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