Exploring the world of J.S. Bach
Subtitle: a traveler's guide
By: Robert L. Marshall and Traute M. Marshall
Contributors: Marshall, Traute M., 1942- author; Stauffer, George B., 1947-; American Bach Society
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
ISBN-13: 9780252040313; 9780252081767
Subjects: Composers; Homes and haunts; Guidebooks; Description and travel; Musical landmarks; Biography
Notes: "Published in cooperation with the American Bach Society."

Foreword by George B. Stauffer.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-225) and index.
Table of contents: title: J.S. Bach's principal residences (chronological). Eisenach 1685-95; title: Ohrdruf 1695-1700; title: Lüneburg 1700-1702; title: Arnstadt 1703-7; title: Mühlhausen 1707-8; title: Weimar 1703, 1708-17; title: Köthen 1717-23; title: Leipzig 1723-50; title: Towns certainly or presumably visited by J.S. Bach (alphabetical). Altenburg and Rötha; title: Ammern; title: Bad Berka; title: Berlin; title: Celle and Ebstorf; title: Collmen; title: Dornheim; title: Dresden; title: Erfurt; title: Freiberg; title: Gehren; title: Gera; title: Görlitz; title: Gotha; title: Halle; title: Hamburg; title: Heiligengrabe; title: Karlsbad; title: Kassel; title: Kleinzschocher; title: Langewiesen; title: Langula; title: Lübeck; title: Merseburg; title: Naumburg; title: Nienburg; title: Pomssen; title: Potsdam; title: Sangerhausen; title: Schleiz; title: Stöntzsch; title: Störmthal; title: Taubach; title: Waltershausen; title: Wechmar; title: Weissenfels; title: Weissensee; title: Wiederau; title: Zeitz; title: Zerbst; title: Zschortau; title: Appendix. Bach's travels : an overview.