Home / Music / J.C. Bach bridged the Baroque and Classical erasMusic linernotes album music johann-christian-bachJ.C. Bach bridged the Baroque and Classical erasJ.C. Bach was a key figure in the transition from Baroque to Classical, and his music had a direct influence on the young Mozart. He’s the bridge between two eras. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe eight-year-old Mozart learned from J.C. Bach in LondonJohann Christian Bach was J.S. Bach's youngest surviving son.Johann Christian Bach earned his London nickname by spending his career thereAlina Ibragimova's Bach recording spans two discsTelemann's 12 Fantasias for Solo Violin contain 41 movementsExploreLianne La Havas's self-titled album traces a relationship through nature's cyclesKraftwerk's Replicas imagines a world where machines replaced human connectionTom Waits's Rain Dogs borrows its title from animals that lost their scentThe Nightfly is Donald Fagen's nostalgia for 1950s late-night radioThe Kinks' Village Green Preservation Society is an early concept album about English nostalgiaPrevious Johann Christian Bach earned his London nickname by spending his career thereNext Ignaz Schuppanzigh told Schubert his quartet was 'nothing.'