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JOHANN CHRISTOPH See also:

FRIEDRICH See also:BACH (1732-1795) , the ninth son, was See also:born at See also:Leipzig, studied at the Thomasschule and the university, and in 1750 was appointed Kapellmeister at See also:Buckeburg. He was an industrious composer, especially of See also:church-See also:music and See also:opera, whose See also:work reflects no discredit on the See also:family name.

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