Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach

The life and music of Johann Sebastian Bach as presented by his wife, Anna.

Cast

Gustav Leonhardt

as Johann Sebastian Bach

Christiane Lang

as Anna Magdalena Bach

Paolo Carlini

as Hölzel

Ernst Castelli

as Steger

Hans-Peter Boye

as Born

Joachim Wolff

as Rector

Rainer Kirchner

as Superintendent

Eckart Bruntjen

as Prefect Kittler

Walter Peters

as Prefect Krause

Kathrien Leonhard

as Catherina Dorothea Bach

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