Johann Sebastian Bach Chronological Table

Johann Sebastian Bach chronological table of life and work (biography) of the famous composer is set out in this article.

Johann Sebastian Bach Chronological Table (Chronology)

1685, March 21 - Born in Eisenach (Thuringia)

1692-1693 - admission to the Latin school in Eisenach

1694 - mother's death

1695 - the death of his father, moving to Ordruf to his older brother

1700–1703 years - Luneburg vocal school. Sings in the church choir

1703–1707 - organist position in the Arnstadt church

1707 - marrying Maria Barbara, working as an organist in the church of Mühlhausen

1708 - position of court organist in Weimar

1714 - becomes the accompanist of the orchestra with two in Weimar.

1717 - court bandmaster in Kothen

1720 - death of the first wife

1721 - marriage to Anna Magdalen Wilke

1722 - Volume I of the Well-Tempered Clavier

1723 - Church Music Director in Leipzig

1724 - “Passion for John”

1727 - “Passion for Matthew”

1729 - Head of the College of Music

1734 - “Christmas Oratorio”

1736 - Gets the honorary position of the court composer of the Dresden chapel.

1741 - Goldberg Variations

1744 - II volume of the Well-Tempered Clavier

1749 - Mass in B minor

1750 - He undergoes eye surgery, loses sight, but continues to write.

1750 July 28 - Bach dies in Leipzig