Resource Summary
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Sebastian Bach: The Boy from Thuringia by Opal Wheeler (Author), Sybil Deucher (Author) Delightful biography of Bach for younger children, though all ages will enjoy it. Contains several musical excerpts of his various kinds of compositions. A CD of those compositions is also available. |
Details
- Resource Type: Book
- ISBN: 0-9746505-1-X
- Print Status: In Print
- Chapters: 5
- Pages: 126
- Suggested Grades: 1st - 6th
- Geographical Setting: Germany
- Historical Setting: 1685 - 1750
- Subjects: Music, Fine Arts
- Publisher: Zeezok
- Copyright: 1965
- Written: 1937
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Reviewed by Parent/Teacher
It's rare to find a biography for younger children that is both living and comprehensive. This book measures up on both accounts. And the best part is that it appears to be one of a series of composer biographies. Hopefully, Zeezok will republish all of them: Mozart, Handel, Beethoven, haydn, Schumann, Schubert, Chopin, and Stephen Foster.
Chapter Details
- 1 — In the Thuringian Village of Eisenach
- 2 — At St. Michael's in Luneburg
- 3 — Sebastian's Many Journeys
- 4 — The Contest with Marchand
- 5 — The Home of the Bachs