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Q: why does the "Komm, s�$(D????er Tod" in EoE not sound like J. S. Bach's
   "Komm, s�$(D????er Tod" (BWV 478)?

Why should it?

»It's«[1] (almost, since people often leave the umlaut out [HTML entity:
ü] and cannot write the �$(D?? [HTML entity: ß]) three German
words that aren't that uncommon themselves. It's not THAT improbable
that the composers of the one in EoE

  * did not know about Bach's

  * did not think about Bach's

  * chose the title independently

  * or, perhaps, chose the same title on purpose and made something
    completely different (the larch[1])

Probably there's no statement about that anywhere - but it's interesting
that someone pointed it out.

BTW: next time when you refer to Bach, do not forget to mention the BWV
     number (here 478, it's easy to find at least a MIDI[7] of it via
     Google). Same goes for other composers who made many pieces (Mozart
     for example). That makes it much easier to find.

[1]: If you don't get that quote/reference, you don't need to.
[2]: Never seen footnotes that go UPWARDS?
[3]: Footnotes suck. Recursion[3] doesn't.
[4]: Yes, I AM currently watching the "Flying Circus,"[5] in case you
     didn't notice.
[5]: "English typography sucks.[6]
     "It really does," he said. But he never heard the answer starting
      with "but."
[6]: Note the odd number of quotation marks. And the unmatched [ in the
     Postscript forkbomb below (that actually works). Try to guess why.
     Yes, PS does suck.
[7]: http://usuarios.lycos.es/isacrisisa/yo/Komn%20Susser%20Tod%20.Bwv%20478.mid
     http://www.tobis-notenarchiv.de/noten/bach/choral/BWV0478.mid
[8]: GOTO [1]
[9]: END 'BASIC code

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