Johann Chris toph and Johann Michael Bach

Bach, Johann Christian. Born at Erfurt, 1640: died at Erfurt, 1682. A member of the Bach family of musicians, son of Johannes Bach of Erfurt, who was a great-uncle of Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach, Johann Christian. Born at Leipsic, 1735: died at London, 1782. A son of Johann Sebastian Bach, surnamed "the Milanese" and "the English" from his residence in Milan (where he was organist of the cathedral 17541759) and in London (1759-82). He composed operas, ma es, Te Deums, etc. Bach, Johann Chris toph. The name of several members of the noted family of musicians. (a) Born 1613: died at Arnstadt, 1661. Bach German mus i cian, grandfather of Johann Sebastian Born at Erfurt, 1645: died at Arnstadt, 1693. An uncle of Johann Sebastian Bach, court musician to the Count of Schwarzburg. (c) Born 1643: died 1703. A son of He in rich Bach of Arnstadt and uncle of the first wife of Johann Sebastian Bach. He was court organist at Eisenach, and one of the most noted members of the Bach family. (d) Born 1671: died 1721. The brother of Johann Sebastian Bach, organist at Ohrdruff. Bach, Johann Chris toph Fried rich. Born at Leipsic, 1732: died at Bückeburg, 1795. A son of Johann Sebastian Bach, kapellmeister to Count Schaumburg at Bückeburg. Bach, Johann Michael. Born 1648: died at Arnstadt, 1694. A son of He in rich Bach, and the father-in-law of Johann Sebastian Bach: a composer of note, and an instrument maker. ruling family of Corinth, a branch of the Heraclide: so named from Bacchis, king of Corinth 926-891 B. C. They ruled Corinth first un- der monarchical form of government, then as close about 657 В. С. Bacchiglione (bäk-ke-lyō'ne). A river in northeastern Italy which flows past Vicenza and Padua and empties into the Gulf of Venice.