Toscead betweox fadungum "Johann Sebastian Bach"

[[Johann Sebastian Bach]] wæs organere and drēamwrītere Europisces glengfules drēames. Gewelgode hē his drēamas ge mid contrapuncte ('wiðbrorde') and mid efenheortiscregeswēgre endebyrdnesse. Hwīlum hē brēac tælsumra bȳsenabysena, þǣra ðe syndriglīce of Italian and Franclande wǣron. 

[[Ymele:Bach.jpg|thumb|(21. HrēðmōnaþHrēðmōnaþes 1685. – 28. MǣdmōnaþMǣdmōnaþes 1750.)]]

Þēah Baches mihteorganan swā organerecræft hēahlīce on dæge geweorþod wæs, hē næs manigum cūþ swā hefig drēamwrītere ōþ þǣm 19. gēarhundrede. Tōdæg is cūþ wīde þæt hē is þǣra betstena drēamwrītera sum.<ref>Blanning, T. C. W. (2008). The Triumph of Music: The Rise of Composers, Musicians and Their Art. p. 272. "And of course the greatest master of harmony and counterpoint of all time was Johann Sebastian Bach, 'the Homer of music'."</ref>