#13 - Brieven aan Bach: Brenno de Winter (S03)

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Bach is een inspiratiebron voor velen, voor musici, maar ook voor niet-musici. Zijn muziek brengt schoonheid, energie, troost, verdieping, concentratie… én bewondering natuurlijk… NPO Klassiek vroeg een aantal bekende Nederlandse Bachliefhebbers om Johann Sebastian Bach (https://www.npoklassiek.nl/componisten/e99952a5-46c4-49cc-9f79-224cd2765754/bach-johann-sebastian) een korte brief te schrijven. In deze aflevering Brenno de Winter, expert op het gebied van ICT, beveiliging en privacy.

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