Maurice Gendron - Suite for Cello Solo No. 1 in G, BWV 1007: I. Prelude

BACH Wilhelm Friedemann (22 XI 1710, Weimar - 1 VII 1784, Berlin) - German composer and organist. The eldest son and pupil of I. S. Bach ("Halli" or "Gallic", B. ). JS Bach wrote for him in the learning process a number of works, including “Clavier Book” (“Klavierbüchlein”). In 1726-27 he took violin lessons from I. G. Graun in Merseburg. Then he created the a-moll clavier concerto. In 1729 he became a law student. University of Leipzig. In 1733-46 he worked as an organist in Zofienkirche in Dresden, was associated with composer I. A. Hasse, violinist I. G. Piesendel, lute player L. S. Weiss.