J.S. Bach: The Organ Works.

"J.S. Bach: The Organ Works" by George B. Stauffer is a comprehensive book that provides a detailed analysis of Johann Sebastian Bach's organ music. The book incorporates biographical information, contemporary commentary, and discussions of performance practices. It is organized chronologically, following Bach's life and development as a composer. The book also highlights the significance of various influences on Bach's music, such as other composers and the cultural context of Central German Lutheran culture. Overall, this book offers a valuable resource for those interested in studying Bach's organ works. Another text, written by Kimberly Marshall, discusses Bach's musical career and achievements, with a focus on his work as an organist and composer. It explores Bach's time in Cöthen and Leipzig, where he composed pieces for teaching purposes and took on the role of Thomascantor, respectively. The text also delves into Bach's involvement with the Collegium Musicum and his contributions to organ music. The author provides insights into Bach's art of registration and addresses larger issues of performance practice. This text presents a comprehensive overview of Bach's organ music and its historical context. [Extracted from the article]