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Yet Another Year of Insanity

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Occupational hazard?!

July 16, 2015

You may remember from my recent post, “A mighty fortress,” that I was startled to learn about Bach’s exhumation in the 1950s, when his body was moved from St. John’s Cemetery in Leipzig to St. Thomas Church, in front of the altar. “Apparently Bach was buried in a pauper’s grave with two other people. He then… Read More Occupational hazard?!

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