Classic Sites
- The J.S. Bach Home Page by Jan Hanford and Jan Koster. A lot of information about the composer, pictures, and his works.
- Dave's J. S. Bach Page hosts a large collection of useful internet resources, e.g. Works Catalog, MIDI Files and Images. All the beautiful Bach-icons I have used in my pages are created by Dave, to whom I am very grateful.
- Basic Repertoire List - J. S. Bach by L D Lampson. Some useful links and good selection of recordings on major works.
Specific Discussions
- Analysis of Canons & Fugues by Timothy A Smith, School of Performing Arts, Northern Arizona University, USA.
- Ornament Table by T.L. Hubeart Jr. Discussion on Clavierbüchlein for Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, with graphics, audio and MIDI sounds.
- Teri Noel Towe's Johann Sebastian Bach Pages. Collection of interesting essays such as "Rebuilding of Frauenkirche in Dresden", "Sebastian Bach's Handwriting", "The original figured organ part to BWV 7", "Meyerbeer's Letter about the 2nd Brandenburg Concerto", "Some Early Printed Editions", etc.
- The Bach Cantatas by Walter F. Bischof. Complete text in German and link to translations in English and French.
- Texts of the Complete Vocal Works with English Translation and Commentary by Z. Philip Ambrose. It includes information on the sources and on performance history of each work.
- Matthias Röder's Scribe database.
- Bach.pagina.nl by Peter van den Dongen
Bach Organisations
- Bach-Archiv Leipzig. World-leading Bach research institution, Bach Competitions, Museum, and Library.
- Riemenschneider Bach Institute, Berea, Ohio. The guardian of Bach-related manuscripts and first editions; the publisher of the BACH journal.
- Bach Network UK.
- The London Bach Society homepage.
- American Bach Society homepage.
- Neue Bach-Gesellschaft.
- Bachhaus Eisenach. Museum in Bach's birthplace, offering information on Bach's life, works and concert in the museum.
- Internationale Bachakademie Stuttgart.