Bach conscientemente transcreveu concertos de Vivaldi. Além disso para Bach e muitos outros, Vivaldi era método barroco. Ouçam o snob Quantz e vejam o quanto compôs sob influência do mestre italiano, evidentemente como os maneirismos galantes (rococó) de sua época e corte.
@Totto In Europe during the early 18th century, there were essentially no copyright laws, and Bach took advantage of that... But wait!...Even in the early 19th century, Schubert had to ask those who sang and "improvised heavily" with his songs: "oh, who's the composer of that now?".... Nonetheless, thanks for your bizarre comment...
@@thomasboushier2972 I haven't talked about copyright, and I mean that the word "steal" doesn't quite fit. Bach transcribed and recomposed many of his concerts, and he also adapted them to his own style, which is quite clear when you listen to it.
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Bach conscientemente transcreveu concertos de Vivaldi. Além disso para Bach e muitos outros, Vivaldi era método barroco. Ouçam o snob Quantz e vejam o quanto compôs sob influência do mestre italiano, evidentemente como os maneirismos galantes (rococó) de sua época e corte.
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Bach stole this from Vivaldi and changed his version from E major to C major....
What's Bach's version called?
@@yanosaur Well, Concerto in C Major...
Stole is a ugly word, Bach admired Vivaldi’s work, and recomposed several of this parts
@Totto In Europe during the early 18th century, there were essentially no copyright laws, and Bach took advantage of that...
But wait!...Even in the early 19th century, Schubert had to ask those who sang and "improvised heavily" with his songs: "oh, who's the composer of that now?"....
Nonetheless, thanks for your bizarre comment...
@@thomasboushier2972 I haven't talked about copyright, and I mean that the word "steal" doesn't quite fit. Bach transcribed and recomposed many of his concerts, and he also adapted them to his own style, which is quite clear when you listen to it.