Noun
German baroque organist and contrapuntist; composed mostly keyboard music; one of the greatest creators of western music (1685-1750)
Source: WordNetB. B. King is no match for Johann Sebastian Bach. Ilana Mercer
Between 1708 and 1717 Johann Sebastian Bach worked as the court's organist in Weimar. Source: Internet
Financed by other well-known musicians, the more-than-life-size figure portrays Johann Sebastian Bach in his St. Thomas's choir-master's clothes and wig. It is situated on the Frauenplan next to the Bachhaus. Source: Internet
Like Mr. Serkin, whose father was the great pianist Rudolf Serkin, C.P.E. was the son of a famous musician: Johann Sebastian Bach. Source: Internet
For his concert at Berkeley’s Greek Theatre on Sunday evening, April 30, Yo-Yo Ma joined forces with Chris Thile on mandolin and Edgar Meyer on bass to perform new and unusual scorings of music by Johann Sebastian Bach. Source: Internet
Vivaldi’s sacred music was ahead of its time, influencing a young Johann Sebastian Bach and other contemporaries. Source: Internet