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Bach, Anna Magdalena (1701-1760)

Anna Magdalena and J. S. Bach. Graven by Christian Friedrich Boetius. Public Domain

Alternative last name spellings: Anna Magdalena Wilcken
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GENERAL INFO

Description: Anna Magdalena Bach was a soprano singer, copyist and composer from Germany. She was the second wife of Johann Sebastian Bach. She was a renowned singer from the Baroque era, from an important family of musicians, who obtained the position of soprano singer of the court. In his honor, J.S. Bach composed the Little Book of Anna Magdalena Bach. Anna and Johann had thirteen children, of which seven died as children.
Sex: Female Occupation: Singer and composer
Place of Birth / Death: Zeitz, Saxony, Germany / Leipzig, Germany. Country Tags: Germany.
Periods: 18th Century. Genres: Religious music, Chamber music, Choral music, Instrumental music, Orchestral music, Concert, Music for Theater, Opera.
Styles: Baroque. School / Group: –
Instruments: Voice. Relatives: Johann Caspar Wilcke (father), Johann Sebastian Bach (Husband), Gottfried Heinrich Bach (son), Johann Christian Bach (son), Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach (son). 
Patrons: – MasterJohann Sebastian Bach

 

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