Salomon Günther John
Salomon Günther John was a pupil of Johann Sebastian Bach, believed to have transcribed two previously unknown organ works by the composer in 1705. His contributions have recently come to light as these pieces were performed for the first time in over three centuries, marking a significant moment in the history of classical music.
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Salomon Günther John applied for a job as organist and his handwriting matched the documents studied by Wollny.
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They are believed to have been written down in 1705 by one of Bach's pupils, Salomon Günther John.
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