This man based his cantata "Aeolus Propitiated" on a work by Nicholas Harmoncourt, and he wrote only three oratorios, the Easter, Christmas, and Ascension.  
This man based his cantata "Aeolus Propitiated" on a work by Nicholas Harmoncourt, and he wrote only three oratorios, the Easter, Christmas, and Ascension.  He later returned to mythological themes with a cantata featuring the son of Alcmene "at the crossroads."  String works include six suites for solo cello and the sonatas and partitas for solo violin, but better known are a set of 10 "puzzle canons" on a royal theme, "A Musical Offering," and six concertos written for the margrave of their titular state.  FTP name this prolific contrapuntal composer of The Art of Fugue and the Brandenburg Concertos.
This man based his cantata "Aeolus Propitiated" on a work by Nicholas Harmoncourt, and he wrote only three oratorios, the Easter, Christmas, and Ascension.  
Johann Sebastian Bach