Article by Joseph Payne from Continuo magazine.

Article from Continuo Magazine by Joseph Payne.

Music downloads, discography, listen, and links.

Directory of mp3s on the internet that have been made available by the performing artists.

Biography (Concise Oxford Dictionary of music.) Over 30 files offered in MIDI.

Biography with teachers and educational background, relationship to the Bach family, and notable compositions from the Here Of A Sunday Morning radio program. Includes links to related topics and partial discography.

Biographical information and special focus on the Canon in D, also pointing to other works, especially of a religious nature.

A comprehensive look at the composer, performer and educator. Includes biography, audio & score examples of his works and a comilations of articles on the composer.

Filmography at IMDb provides movies and television shows using his music.

Wikipedia article summarizing life, works, and relationship with the Bach family with internal references to related people and topics and external links.

Introductory material, biography, works list, scores in PDF and MUS formats, and caricature. Compiled and presented by Eric James Mosterd.

Find A Grave entry with biography, portrait, and picture of St. Sebald's Cathedral, where he is entombed. Includes interactive memorial.

Filmography showing the use of his works, mainly the Canon in D, in various motion pictures. From the Internet Movie Database.

Brief biographical sketch with analyses of chamber, organ, and church music and Naxos discography.

Several different MIDI (.mid) versions of his most famous composition, including in jazz form.

Brief biography, selected works, portrait, and chronology from Humanities Web.

Research bibliography, books, Library of Congress and Library of Canada citations, and links to recordings, sheet music, and other related sites by Russell McNeil and Malaspina Great Books.

Entry from the BYU School of Music provides biography and educational background, posts and appointments, style, posterity, and representative pieces for the instrument.

Ray Hutchings provides background information about the work, biography of the composer, places where the piece may be heard, and numerous different MIDI audio treatments.

Review article of a new collection of organ works, including 72 chorale settings composed for the Lutheran ritual.

Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio with biography, education, positions held, noted compositions, and partial works list.

MIDI audio of fugues, ricercares, and other works including the Canon in D with link to the 95 "Kompositionen" or Magnificat Fugues. From On Classical/Kunst der Fuge.

Outline of life with links to other composers and to cities where he worked.