That piece is one of a group of six works, one of which includes an "echo flute" and the last of which does not use violins, and this Baroque composer also wrote a work consisting of an "aria" followed by thirty variations on that theme that was popularized by pianist Glenn Gould.
This composer wrote a work in which the flutes imitate teardrops in the recitative "Du lieber Heiland du" and tritones and melismas emphasize the words "love," "forever," and "die" in the aria "Aus Liebe." One of this composer's works includes a contrapunctus "in the French style" that includes repeated stretto variations on a dotted rhythm theme, and another work has a (*) single-measure slow movement that consists only of a Phrygian half- cadence. That piece is one of a group of six works, one of which includes an "echo flute" and the last of which does not use violins, and this Baroque composer also wrote a work consisting of an "aria" followed by thirty variations on that theme that was popularized by pianist Glenn Gould. For 10 points, name this composer of The Art of the Fugue, Goldberg Variations, and the Brandenburg concerti.
This composer wrote a work in which the flutes imitate teardrops in the recitative "Du lieber Heiland du" and tritones and melismas emphasize the words "love," "forever," and "die" in the aria "Aus Liebe.
{J}ohann {S}ebastian {Bach}