"Switched-On Bach" is a groundbreaking album released in 1968 by composer and musician Walter Carlos. It features electronic renditions of classical works by Johann Sebastian Bach, showcasing the capabilities of the Moog synthesizer. The album played a significant role in popularizing electronic music and demonstrated how technology could reinterpret classical compositions. The success of "Switched-On Bach" led to a wider acceptance of electronic music in mainstream culture. It won several awards, including a Grammy, and inspired many artists to explore the fusion of classical and electronic genres. The album remains a landmark in music history, influencing both classical and contemporary musicians.