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This site introduces unknown Emanuel Bach (C. P. E. Bach).

The Musical Works of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

This guide provides detailed explanations of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bachʼs diverse musical works, with each piece covered on its own page (some pages are still under construction). Many of these pages include links to YouTube performances of the compositions. His body of work embodies the musical transformation of the 18th century, symbolizing the spirit of innovation during the transition from the Baroque to the Classical and Romantic periods.

Emanuel Bach was active across a wide range of genres, including keyboard sonatas, concertos, symphonies, chamber music, and sacred music. Each of his works reflects his distinctive style, characterized by profound emotion, improvisational flair, and bold modulations. This guide delves into the background, characteristics, structure, and performance points of each piece to convey the charm of Emanuel Bachʼs music.

Keyboard Solo Works

His keyboard sonatas, such as the Prussian Sonatas and the Württemberg Sonatas, are central to his creative output. These works vividly showcase the emotional expression and technical innovation he pursued.

Concertos for Keyboard and Other Instruments

His keyboard concertos are renowned for their rich expressiveness, created through the dialogue between the solo instrument and the orchestra. He also composed concertos for the flute, oboe, and viola da gamba. Each concerto demonstrates originality that transcends the limits of the era.

Symphonies and Chamber Music

His symphonies and chamber works stand out for their dynamic contrasts and inventive structures, influencing the next generation of symphonic composers. Although the number of his symphonies is smaller compared to those of Haydn and Mozart, his emotional expression and originality are equally remarkable.

Sacred Music and Other Genres

He devoted himself to sacred cantatas and oratorios, inheriting the tradition of his father, Johann Sebastian Bach, while pioneering new forms of expression.


This site is designed for everyone interested in Emanuel Bachʼs music. It aims to be approachable for beginners while offering in-depth knowledge for experts and music enthusiasts.

Let us explore the world of Emanuel Bachʼs works together and rediscover their charm and significance in music history. Please enjoy learning more about his music on each page.

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> Works of C.P.E. Bach – Chronological Order
> Works of C.P.E. Bach – Helm Order
> Works of C.P.E. Bach – Wq Order
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Keyboard Concertos
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Keyboard Solo Works
> Keyboard Sonatas of C.P.E. Bach
> Amateur-Friendly Pieces by C.P.E. Bach
> Arrangements from Keyboard Concertos to Other Instruments
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Collection of Character Pieces
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Concert-Oriented Keyboard Works
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Flute Concertos
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Flute Sonatas
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Polonaises
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Symphonies and Sinfonias
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Trio Sonatas
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Unpublished Keyboard Concertos
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Violin Sonatas
> C.P.E. Bachʼs Works Unpublished Until 1999
> Collection of Marches Wq. 185
> Dances by C.P.E. Bach
> Differences Between Sinfonias Wq. 177 and Wq. 178
> Ensemble Music by C.P.E. Bach
> Fantasias by C.P.E. Bach
> Fortsetzung Sonata
> Minuet Collection Wq. 189
> Organ Works of C.P.E. Bach
> Other Musical Works of C.P.E. Bach
> Rondos by C.P.E. Bach
> Sonatina by C.P.E. Bach
> The Meaning of Special Opus Numbers - Bach C.P.E.

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