bach Synonyms
bach Meaning
bach (n)
German baroque organist and contrapuntist; composed mostly keyboard music; one of the greatest creators of western music (1685-1750)
the music of Bach
bach (v)
lead a bachelor's existence
bach Sentence Examples
- The young bach was preparing for his upcoming recital at the concert hall.
- The humble bach cottage by the lake offered a peaceful sanctuary for the musician.
- The composer's bach suites showcased his intricate and expressive polyphonic writing.
- The bach flower remedies have gained popularity for their gentle approach to emotional imbalances.
- The ancient bach language of India is still spoken by a small number of communities.
- The bach tree, with its distinctive feathery leaves, is often planted for its aesthetic appeal.
- The bach ensemble performed a rendition of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos to a rapt audience.
- The bach dance, a lively folk dance from Poland, is often performed at traditional festivals.
- The bach clan, renowned for their musical talent, has produced generations of esteemed musicians.
- The bach festival celebrated the life and works of the legendary composer Johann Sebastian Bach.
FAQs About the word bach
German baroque organist and contrapuntist; composed mostly keyboard music; one of the greatest creators of western music (1685-1750), the music of Bach, lead a
cottage, cabin, hut, chalet,camp, lodge, bungalow, summerhouse, dacha,shack
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The young bach was preparing for his upcoming recital at the concert hall.
The humble bach cottage by the lake offered a peaceful sanctuary for the musician.
The composer's bach suites showcased his intricate and expressive polyphonic writing.
The bach flower remedies have gained popularity for their gentle approach to emotional imbalances.
