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Johann Sebastian Bach's Suite No. 3
Johann Sebastian Bach composed his Suite No. 3 in D major. This piece was in Basic Musical Concepts: Types of Listeners 1. At the beginning of the piece, the quiet feel of the song almost feels like a quiet show of love. As the line continues, it turns into almost a somber cry, maybe about losing a love that was once so grand. The piece picks back up as if memories of happier times are coming back to the composer. In the second section of the piece, the somberness becomes more pronounced as the composer is reminded about how this love is no longer in his life. The views are conflicting throughout the piece, as he is sad that this love may no longer be with him but he has so many wonderful memories from the past. Towards the end, the emotions
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