Episode 4 Bach and the Lutheran Legacy

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The fourth in the series of documentaries on Choral Music by Simon Beale.

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  • I am fortunate to have been educated entirely free from anti 'Protestant'

    prejudice. For this I am thankful to the Carmelite priests and to the lay teachers at Terenure

    College which I attended from October 1954 to June 1956. This cost my parents nothing

    because I had been accepted after an interview in Whitefriars Street as a candidate for the

    priesthood.

    I failed but I have never ceased to draw water for life from that fountain that

    was Terenure College in those years of gold...

  • @muisire Given that my mother's family are Anglican I'm glad to hear it :-)

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  • I have admired Bach for many years so imagine my delight when I arrived in Leipzig in July 1981.

    One of my first outings was to the Thomakirche, Bach's church, a former Augustinian priory -

    Luther himself was an Augustinian.

    I am an Irish Catholic but from my teens in Dublin in the 1950s I have admired all Christian

    denominations. Bach's works were dismissed by a 'The Catholic Herald' reviewer in late 2008 as being 'full of

    Lutheran pietism'.

    I cancelled my subscription...

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