Stil (em-FIN-zahm-er SHTEEL), or "sensitive style," in pieces like his "Solfeggietto" (sole-fed-JET-toh).
After moving to London, a composer with this surname organized a series of popular public concerts with Carl Friedrich Abel. A composer with this surname incorporated the empfindsamer Stil (em-FIN-zahm-er SHTEEL), or "sensitive style," in pieces like his "Solfeggietto" (sole-fed-JET-toh). A third composer with this surname included a series of easy pieces in a "notebook" he gave to his wife Anna Magdalena. A composer with this surname worked at the St. Thomas Church in Leipzig from 1723 to 1750, where he composed keyboard pieces such as his Two-Part Inventions and choral pieces such as his Mass in B minor. For 10 points, identify this surname shared by the composers Johann Christian and Carl Philipp Emanuel, and also their father Johann Sebastian.
After moving to London, a composer with this surname organized a series of popular public concerts with Carl Friedrich Abel.
Bach [accept Johann Christian Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, or Johann Sebastian Bach] &lt;Magin&gt;