Was there anything particular that Johann Sebastian bach included in his music?

Answer 1

Bach tuned his own harpsichords and clavichords and found other people's tunings unsatisfactory; his own allowed him to play in all keys and to modulate into distant keys almost without the listeners noticing it. Also, Bach required all the major thirds to be sharper than pure which is in any case virtually a prerequisite for any temperament to be good in all keys.

Bach used instruments in the motets only for doubling the voices. In many of Bach's cantatas, the opening chorus includes the chorale melody complete in one voice whioe the other voices and instruments pursue the main concerted idea of the movement.

Answer 2

Yes - in fact, he was one of the most prominent composers of the Baroque period, the other being his contemporary, Handel.

Answer 3

yes he was a major part of the renaissance

Answer 4

No, Johann Sebastian Bach wrote at the end of the Baroque period. His sons wrote bridging the Baroque and Classical periods.

Answer 5

Actually, he was a baroque composer.