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J.S. Bach spent almost his entire musical career working as a church musician. Do you think his job working for the church encouraged or stifled his artistic creativity
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J.S. Bach spent almost his entire musical career working as a church musician. Do you think his job working for the church encouraged or stifled his artistic creativity

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i think it stifled because he was forced to play one niche of music and couldn't differ or experiment
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