Instilling some coherence into the world and our lives with this classic piece of baroque music from Bach. A good way to start the weekend, the week, or the year!
More on Bach and on the oboe player, Emanuel Abbühl.
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Bach fills my heart with joy! I think it makes my kids smarter, we listen before math in homeschool. Actually, I hope it makes me smarter-I don’t remember pre-algebra being confusing. lol
Thank you for posting! I love Bach.