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Which writer, in 1737, disparaged J. S. Bach's works as confused and excessive?
 
  a) Jean-Baptiste Dubos
  b) Johann Adolph Scheibe
  c) William Billings
  d) Johann Philipp Kirnberger

Question 2

C. P. E. Bach published a two-volume treatise on which of the following subjects?
 
  a) keyboard playing
  b) flute playing
  c) keyboard manufacture
  d) singing


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Reply #1 on: Jul 25, 2018
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