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JEAN SEBASTIEN Bach
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@legrandchene in French "Jean Sebastien" sucks! lol why not "John Seb"?
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@sweeney665 that's sure but this fugue really has a jazzy feeling, Im not talking about musical theory
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@FrauShai Bloody anglomaniac.
Nous l'appelons Jean Sébastien. Je signale aussi que vous traduisez plein de nom d'oeuvres en anglais.... Par exemple « The Art of the Fugue » alors qu'en allemand c'est « Die Kunst der Fuge » ! (ou dans l'original Die Kunst der Fuga).
Encore la poutre et la paille !
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In Swedish it would be. Jan Sebastian Back :)
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@Stehnz yeah ...he's not. jazz has to do with the approach of the scales and as far as i'm concerned he stays within the classical theory's boundaries and rules and takes counterpoint as a technique to a next level. he would probably flip if he saw a jazz scale, or theory which practically begins from what classical music (not in terms of era) considers as a mistake, theoretically-wise i mean.
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Great, now when I see J.S. Bach I think Jean-Sébastien XD
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@thegoddescomposer actually I think you're right about that
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i think bach made Jazz
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bloody french.... 'lárt de la fugue' <--- wtf!
why not call bach 'jean-sebastien' then?
FrauShai 1 year ago
Yes, I do love Jean Sébastien. Much more poetic than Johann Sebastian.
legrandchene 1 year ago 8