American author Paul Elie thinks that Bach is particularly well placed to flourish in the age of recording because of the nature of his music. And he feels that Bach, a practical and inventive person, would have approved of all this technological innovation.
Read my review of his book here. It’s published in the Arts and Books section of Saturday’s Independent.
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‘… measured out our life with coffee cantatas’ – oh, how clever! Glorious!