Ah ! I ' ve seen the show , but it ' s been a while . I knew it sounded familiar . Clip in question <| sep |> I remember this at Wimbledon . <| sep |> Nor did I say it was . It is however an indicator and not one that should be blithely dismissed any more than it should be thought conclusive of popularity . I am aware that campaign styles would change , but if Clinton ' s lead in the popular vote doesn ' t make Republicans at least pause , then I think they are setting themselves up for the very same hubris that brought down the Democrats this election . <| sep |> Before the 19 th century , most music was forgotten within a generation , so I wouldn ' t blame that on Bach . I think his well tempered clavier stayed around but the rest of it had to be revived later . Bach was a great transcriber and learner . There ' s a few dozen works in his output which are just transcriptions of Vivaldi and other Italian masters . That ' s how he learned the Concerto form . Then he ended up writing concertos as good or even better . But i don ' t see him as a rule breaking iconoclast like Beethoven .