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The Bach Festival is a music festival held at Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohio and in Winter Park, Florida. The Festival promotes Baroque music, and was founded in 1976 by Michael Korn.
References and Other Bach Festivals
- Bach Festival
- Bach Festival at Baldwin-Wallace College*
- Bach Festival of Winter Park Choir and Orchestra*
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