Bach (Johann Sebastian Bach)

Johann Sebastian Bach was a renowned German composer and musician from the Baroque era (1685–1750). He created intricate, expressive music for organs, harpsichords, and ensembles, deeply influencing Western classical music. Known for his technical mastery and artistic depth, Bach's compositions include complex fugues, sacred choral works, and instrumental pieces that highlight harmony, counterpoint, and structure. His work laid the foundation for many later musical developments, and today he is celebrated as one of the greatest composers in history, revered for his craftsmanship, innovation, and the emotional power of his music.