The appearance of Bach's former residence was rebuilt several times from the 16th to the 18th century, and it was not until 2000 that it became what it is today. There are many facilities in the museum for listening to Bach's works, and those who are interested can enjoy a feast for their ears here.
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The Bach Museum is housed in a Baroque building with documents, musical instruments and furniture from the Bach period, and it shows the composer's life in Leipzig. The exhibits include the handwriting of Bach, as well as the used musical instruments, the genealogy of the Bach family and the appreciation of widely circulated famous songs. The museum has been completely remodeled and expanded in the year of Bach in 2000. In each room, according to different subjects, there are machines for assisting listening for visitors to use. In the hall behind the museum is a TV video room, where interested visitors can watch films about Bach's life and work.
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