What kind of music did johanne sebastian bach write?

Answer 1

Johann Sebastian Bach wrote in the Baroque era, so he wrote complicated contrapuntal works and elaborate melodies. He composed both secular and religious music. He wrote music for the Klavier; choral music such as cantatas, chorales, arias and sacred songs; organ music such as his famous Preludes and Fugues; Masses and Magnificats; Large scale choral and instrumental works such as Passions and Oratorios; and Chamber music for duets or trios.

Answer 2

Bach had his hand in most genres of the day, but he was particularly interested in sacred choral music, orchestral music and solo music - he wrote many pieces for 'klavier' (precursor to piano) and organ solo ... I think the only genre he did not venture into was the Opera really