Johann Michael Bach was a German composer and musician born on February 3, 1648, in the town of Erfurt. He was part of the famous Bach family, which included notable figures like Johann Sebastian Bach. Johann Michael served as a church organist and composed various works, including cantatas and instrumental music. He was known for his contributions to the Baroque music style and had a significant influence on his contemporaries. Johann Michael Bach's music, while less recognized than that of his relatives, played an important role in the development of German sacred music during his time. He passed away on August 24, 1694.