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Bach: Brandenburg 3 - 1st
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- Composer
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- ISRC
- ATL332609245
- Recorded
- Abbey Road Studios, 2019
- Tempo (BPM)
- 115
- Key
- G major
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About this track
The full string orchestra launches immediately at 0:02 in G major with Bach's characteristic contrapuntal energy — violins, violas, and cellos weaving intricate, interlocking voices with celebratory drive and regal sophistication. The texture sustains continuous contrapuntal motion from first bar to last, each string group propelling the others in a bustling, joyful conversation. Lively, intricate, and timelessly elegant.
Bach: Brandenburg 3 - 1st is a classical Baroque piece for string orchestra in G major at 115 BPM. Joyfully energetic, lively intricate, and regally celebratory — energy at 8/10 — it is suited to period drama opening credits, historical documentary scenes, luxury brand commercials, royal wedding montages, art gallery exhibition films, fast-paced culinary shows, theatrical play scene changes, upscale event highlight reels, and intellectual comedy montages where Bach's bustling Baroque strings and interlocking contrapuntal voices define the essential character.
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Rights at a glance: Brandenburg Concertos
- The composition
- Public domain — Johann Sebastian Bach died in 1750, beyond the usual life-plus-70-year term; territory-specific exceptions should be checked. Anyone may perform, arrange or re-record the work itself.
- This recording
- Protected in its own right (the related rights of its performers and producer) — Artyfile owns this recording and licenses it directly: €29.90 once for lifetime worldwide sync rights (with a licence certificate as documented proof), or own a numbered 1% share of the master from €69.90.
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