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The 11 pages that link to Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, each with the reason it gives.

• Johann Sebastian BachRelated: His successful career helped keep his father's music and reputation in view.

• Frederick the GreatRelated: His court appointment reflects Frederick's sustained patronage of music.

• Piano sonataRelated: His sonatas broadened the genre’s emotional contrasts and formal flexibility.

• Tempo rubatoRelated: His writing describes expressive tempo flexibility in keyboard playing.

• ClavichordRelated: He praised the clavichord’s expressive control and discussed its technique in his 1753 treatise.

• SonataRelated: His sonatas explored dramatic contrasts and formal flexibility before the mature Classical tradition.

• Mass in B minorRelated: He inherited the score and directed an early performance of parts of the work after his father’s death.

• Muzio ClementiRelated: His keyboard works represent an earlier expressive tradition against which Clementi’s style developed.

• Georg Philipp TelemannRelated: Telemann was his godfather and helped secure his appointment in the Prussian court orchestra.

• Johann Nikolaus ForkelRelated: Forkel relied on his correspondence with Bach’s son for biographical information.

• Galant musicRelated: His music tests galant clarity against sudden contrasts and heightened sensitivity.