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Encountering BACH

A Documentary Film

Year: 2020 Documentary Runtime: 130 min

Overview

In this 130-minute documentary film, Dr. David Chin will be joined by 15 prominent German Bach scholars and musicians and visit the important Bach-landmarks throughout Central Germany, discovering the interesting stories and wonderful music of Johann Sebastian Bach, with musical excerpts performed by renowned musicians from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and others.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

David Chin

David Chin

Self

Michael Maul

Michael Maul

Self

Manuel Bärwald

Manuel Bärwald

Self

Anselm Hartinger

Anselm Hartinger

Self

Jörg Hansen

Jörg Hansen

Self

Jürgen Ernst

Jürgen Ernst

Self

Thomaskantor Gotthold Schwarz

Thomaskantor Gotthold Schwarz

Self

Ullrich Böhme

Ullrich Böhme

Self

Jörg Reddin

Jörg Reddin

Self

Frances Falling

Frances Falling

Self

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