English Suites
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English Suites. Set of 6 kbd. suites by Bach, pubd. posthumously. Title seems to have arisen from the existence of MS copy (in the possession of Bach's youngest son, Johann Christian) describing the work as
fait pour les Anglais (‘made for the English’). See also
French Suites;
German Suites.
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