isaac read this opinion on a classical music website.

in my opinion, johann sebastian bach is the best classical composer of all time. born on march 21, 1685, in germany, bach wrote most of his music during the eighteenth century. musicians and critics throughout history have called him a musical genius. although he was not well known in his own lifetime, bach’s brilliant musical style and structure have been appreciated for centuries. bach is well known for both his religious pieces and his nonreligious works, which are frequently played and imitated throughout the world.

which evidence best supports the author's opinion that bach is the best composer of all time?

a. he was not well known in his own lifetime.
b. bach’s brilliant musical style and structure have been appreciated for centuries.
c. bach is well known for both his religious pieces and his nonreligious works, which are frequently played.
d. bach wrote most of his music during the eighteenth century.

answer question as fast as possible

b

Explanation:

Though c is close I say that it is B because of the fact it is a more general statement and c talks specifically about religious and non religious pieces.

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