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John Eliot Gardiner goes in search of Bach the man and the musician. The famous portrait of Bach portrays a grumpy 62-year-old man in a wig and formal coat, yet his greatest works were composed 20 years earlier in an almost unrivalled blaze of creativity. We reveal a complex and passionate artist; a warm and convivial family man at the same time a rebellious spirit struggling with the hierarchies of state and church who wrote timeless music that is today known world-wide. Gardiner undertakes a 'Bach Tour' of Germany, and sifts the relatively few clues we have - some newly-found. Most of all, he uses the music to reveal the real Bach.

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Two hundred years before him, there was another chorist who stood in exatctly the same place. That was Martin Luther. And Luther created a revolution here in this part of Germany.

Bach¡¯s whole life was to be profoundly influenced by Luther¡¯s reformation. Luther set in train a new way of worship. It totally transformed the role of language and music in church. Bach¡¯s own music was xx through his strongly held Luther¡¯s beliefs and upbringing. Luther xx his reformation here in the xx in 1521. And then he disappeared. Actually he hadn¡¯t gone far. In fact, in the greatest of secrecy, Luther was in hiding up here in the xx , the imposing castle that looms above the town of Eisenach. His reformation had made Luther the most wanted man in Europe.

So this is the little room where Luther lived. Ten months here, he was holed up, imprisoned really for his own good because he was on the run from the Pope, from the emperor. He was desperately constipated. The Lord has struck me in the rear, he said. And he thought that the devil was xx him with walnuts from the ceiling.

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-..years before him, there was another chorister, who stood in exactly the same place, and that is Martin Luther. And Luther created a revolution here in this part of Germany. Bach's whole life was to be profoundly influenced by Luther's reformation. Luther set in train a new way of worship. It totally transformed the role of language and music in church. Bach's own music was filtered through his strongly held Luther's beliefs and upbringing. Luther preached his reformation here in the G* in 1521. And then he disappeared. Actually, he hadn't gone far. In fact, in the greatest secrecy, Luther was in hiding up here in the M*, the imposing castle that looms above the town of Einsenach. His reformation had made Luther the most wanted man in Europe.
-So this is the little room where Luther lived. 10 months here, he was hold up imprisoned really for his own good, because he was on the run from the Pope, from the emperor. He was desperately constipated. The Lord has struck me in the rear, he said. And he thought that the devil was paring him with the walnuts from the ceiling.

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Two hundred years before him, there was another chorister, who stood in exactly the same place, and that is Martin Luther. And Luther created a revolution here in this part of Germany. Bach's whole life was to be profoundly influenced by Luther's reformation. Luther set in train a new way of worship. It totally transformed the role of language and music in church. Bach's own music was filtered through his strongly held Luther's beliefs and upbringing. Luther preached his reformation here in the G* in 1521. And then he disappeared. Actually, he hadn't gone far. In fact, in the greatest secrecy, Luther was in hiding up here in the M*, the imposing castle that looms above the town of Einsenach. His reformation had made Luther the most wanted man in Europe.
-So this is the little room where Luther lived. 10 months here, he was hold up imprisoned really for his own good, because he was on the run from the Pope, from the emperor. He was desperately constipated. The Lord has struck me in the rear, he said. And he thought that the devil was paring him with the walnuts from the ceiling.
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