Before Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato created a ballet set to works by J.S.
Bach, he spent more than a year listening to music by the 18th-century German
composer. When he finally stepped away from the stacks of CDs, he was ready to
choreograph 22 pieces of music ranging from the popular cello preludes to the
most obscure concertos. He was also
profoundly humbled by Bach's prolific output.
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