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Old 08-28-2025, 01:43 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by Solitaire1 View Post
As an example, the album Bach Meets The Beatles by John Bayless is an album of Beatles songs done in the style of Johann Sebastian Bach. So should it be considered Baroque (the era of Bach) or Pop (the style of some of The Beatles' music) or Rock (the style of some of the later Beatles' music)?
I'm not specifically familiar with this work, but I know Switched-On Bach by Wendy Carlos as well as performers Bond and Apocalyptica. My take is.... all of the above. Why must Bach Meets the Beatles be classified as Baroque or Pop or Rock when it's Baroque and Pop and Rock. AllMusic file Bach Meets the Beatles under Easy Listening whereas the Amazon listing for the album says Chamber Music.

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