Bach’s classic music includes "Aria Sul G", "Well-Tempered Piano Collection", "Mass in B Minor", "Matthew Passion" and "Brandenburg Concerto"

1. "Aria on the G String (Aria Sul G)"

"Aria on the G String (Aria Sul G)", also known as "Song on the G String" , this piece is the theme of the second movement of Johann Sebastian Bach's "Orchestral Suite No. 3". Its poetic melody makes this piece a popular popular piece. It is one of Bach's representative works.

2. "Well-Tempered Clavier"

"Well-Tempered Clavier" (48 preludes and fugues) is the greatest work of Bach's keyboard music. This set of works is the pinnacle of Bach's musical creation. Hans Guido Von Büllow likened it to the "Old Testament" in music. Equal temperament is the basic temperament of European music.

3. "Mass in B Minor"

Bach divided this Mass into 5 parts and 24 sections. This division was entirely his own decision and had no precedent. There is absolutely no precedent for his dividing the "Nicene Creed" into 8 paragraphs, and this 8th paragraph (total 19th paragraph) can obviously be divided into two further paragraphs, which makes the "Nicene Creed" become There are 9 paragraphs. Among these 9 paragraphs, "The Crucifixion" (No. 5, total No. 16) is the center, and there are four paragraphs before and after.

4. "Matthew Passion"

"Matthew Passion" was composed by the famous German musician-Johann Sebastian Bach in the 18th century , Bach is called the "Father of Western Music". This piece of music is divided into 78 parts, which truly reproduces the scenes of Jesus' betrayal by Judas, arrest, trial, crucifixion and burial.

5. "Brandenburg Concerto"

"Brandenburg Concerto" is the most famous of the many orchestral works of German composer J.S. Bach (1685~1750). Group music. There are ***6 songs in total, numbered BWV1046-1051, each with a different combination of instruments. This group of music was called "the most astonishing miracle in all music" by Wagner.