Cannons appeared in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Later generations often use ancient songs as the theme of guns. Such as Bach's "Five Variations of Cannon". /kloc-The symphony and sonata of the 0/9th century also used the Cannon technique, such as Beethoven's Symphony of Destiny.
Cannon's song is only five minutes, and it is a trivial sketch. Ironically, it was a cannon that made Pahai Bell famous. Canon's melody is simple and simple, but it has a precise and perfect music structure, which fully shows the charm of counterpoint. It is also worth mentioning that the bass part of the music is the same melody composed of only eight notes, and the same melody is repeated 28 times from beginning to end. Music created by Cannon technique is called "Cannon music". The familiar Rondo is one of the cannon songs.
Pacser Bell Johann (1653- 1706) is a famous German composer and Bach's teacher.
John Pahubbell (1653 was born in Nuremberg, Germany in August; 1706 died in Nuremberg, Germany on March 7). German composer and organist. 1674 began to study organ and composition with the famous J. Kass-Puckle in Vienna at that time. He is also an assistant organist at the Royal Church in Vienna. 1677, he worked as an organist in the court of Eisenach. In May of the following year, I went to Erfurt and worked as an organist in pred-gerkirche. From 1690 to 1692, he worked as an organist in the court of Stuttgart. From 1692 to 1995, he worked in Gotha. 1695 years later, he worked in the church of Saint Sebal Doss in Nuremberg until his death.