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Pachbel (John? Pacser Bell's Canon and Jigger in D, also known as Canon of Pacser Bell, works number: T.337 Usually people pay more attention to the first part of the works, Canon, (Pacser Bell's? Canon).

The usual way to play this song is to start with the cello and add three violins every eight beats. Violin plays the same melody, only three different melodies before and after, and each melody has only two bars for repeated playing;

The cello has only two bars from beginning to end and is repeated 28 times. Although this piece of music keeps going back and forth, the beauty of its melody does not make people feel monotonous, but makes people feel happy.

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Pachibel was born in Nuremberg, Germany. In his early years, he studied music with Schwemer, and 1669 entered a school in Altdorf for music education, but in the second year, he was transferred to a school in regensburg because he could not afford the tuition. From 1673 to Vienna, he became a student and assistant of the organist Kerr of St. Stephen's Cathedral.

From 65438 to 0677, he went to Eizenakh and worked as a court organist for one year. He worked as an organist in erfurt from/kloc-0 to 678, where he taught J.C. Bach. 168 1 year, Pachbel married Barbara Guble at the age of 28; 1683, Barbara and their only child died of the plague. The following year, he remarried with Judith Strommer, and this marriage brought him seven children.

After leaving Elter, Pachibel came to the Wü rttemberg State Court, which gave him great professional freedom. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. /kloc-in the autumn of 0/692, due to the invasion of the French army, he was forced to return to his birthplace of Nuremberg and finally moved to Gotha. It happened that the former organist of Saint Sebad Church in Nuremberg, Pachibel's teacher, died, which enabled him to take over as a teacher smoothly.

He stayed here until he died. During his five years in Nuremberg, Pachbel composed important religious choruses and organ fugues, such as Thanksgiving Hymn, which was regarded as his masterpiece in his later years. 1706, john putch Bell died at the age of 52.

So Pachibel has never been to England. Barbara Guble is German. Before her death, she not only married Pachibel, but also gave birth to a child.

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