The "English Suites" are a collection of six keyboard suites composed by Johann Sebastian Bach around 1715. Each suite consists of a prelude followed by a series of dance movements, showcasing a variety of musical styles and forms. These works are notable for their intricate counterpoint and expressive melodies, reflecting the Baroque period's musical characteristics. Originally written for the harpsichord, the English Suites are often performed on modern pianos today. They are considered significant contributions to the keyboard repertoire and are frequently studied and performed by both amateur and professional musicians, highlighting Bach's enduring influence on classical music.