The dedication to J.S. Bach is a tribute to the greatest composer-polyphonist whose music
is a basis and “starting point” for any professional performer and composer. The core of
the whole piece is a gradual exploration of the first note “D” to a twelve-tone scale
through sliding glissandi. This idea was inspired by Bach’s chromatic style in his
preludes and fugues. As many composers dedicating their music to Bach used his
monogram, it became a tradition. In Confession the monogram can be heard subsequently
three times, but only once in the right order (BACH). The most important relation to
Bach’s music is an attempt to bring into contemporary music the high spiritual level of
baroque music.

The dedication to J.S. Bach is a tribute to the greatest composer-polyphonist whose music
is a basis and “starting point” for any professional performer and composer. The core of
the