Critic: Most chorale preludes were written for the organ, and most great chorale preludes written for the organ were written by J. S. Bach. One of Bach' s chorale preludes dramatizes one hymn' s perspective on the year' s end. This prelude is agonizing and fixed on the passing of the old year, with its dashed hopes and lost opportunities. It does not necessarily reveal Bach' s own attitude toward the change of the year, but does reflect the tone of the hymn' s text. People often think that artists create in order to express their own feelings. Some artists do. Master artists never do, and Bach was a master artist. If the critic's statements are true, then on the basis of them which one of the following CANNOT be true?
A: In composing music about a particular subject, Bach did not write the music in order to express his own attitude toward the subject.
B: Most of Bach's chorale preludes were written for instruments other than the organ.
C: Bach believed that the close of the year was not a time for optimism and joyous celebration.
D: In compositions other than chorale preludes, Bach wrote music in order to express his feelings toward various subjects.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
D