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(1735–82). Regarded the most highly talented son of J. S. Bach; the first Bach to study in It. 1754; pupil of Padre Martini; organist Milan Cathedral 1760; joined RC Ch.; to London 1762; friend of W. A. Mozart,* whom he influenced as composer.

C. S. Terry, John Christian Bach (London, 1929).

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