Bach Studies is an academic field focused on the life, music, and influence of the composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Scholars analyze his compositions, exploring their structure, style, and historical context. This discipline often includes examining manuscripts, performance practices, and the impact of Bach's work on later music. Research in Bach Studies also involves interdisciplinary approaches, incorporating musicology, history, and theology. Many studies highlight Bach's role in the development of Western classical music and his contributions to various musical forms, such as cantatas, oratorios, and keyboard works. This field continues to inspire musicians and researchers alike.