Umm... I sort of love me some Bach. I do! I am a huge fan of the Baroque period, attend most every concert performed by Toronto's
World Class Baroque Orchestra, Tafelmusik and spend most of my working hours with Baroque music on itunes. I love it. It's measured and therapeutic.
There is nothing in the world better than Bach. Seriously. So, I was, of course, delighted when
the Hairpin featured this article.
Read it and love: complete with youtube video of Cachonne BWV 1004.

For you Bach-loving Torontonians, the
Anglican Church of the Redeemer (across from the ROM) features amazing Bach Vespers now and then. I often go and lose myself in the wonderment of this sacred religious practice. It's heavenly: especially when couched in the magnificent old church Redeemer worships in.
I guess I should throw something bookish into this post, n'est pas? So read
The Cello Suites by Eric Siblin: a highly-acclaimed and riveting treasure-hunt into some of the most beautiful music ever written.
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