* Choral works: Eberlin wrote a large number of cantatas, motets, and chorales. He was known for his expressive and melodic style, influenced by the Italian Baroque and German Pietism.
* Organ works: He composed several organ concertos, sonatas, preludes, and fugues, displaying a mastery of the instrument and a strong sense of counterpoint.
* Other works: He also wrote some instrumental works, including concertos for various instruments, and music for the church.
Notable works include:
* "Concerto in D major for organ and orchestra"
* "Fantasia in C minor for organ"
* "Concerto in G major for organ and orchestra"
* "Sonata in F major for organ"
* "Cantata for the Feast of the Annunciation"
* "Motet for the Feast of the Ascension"
While not as well-known as some of his contemporaries, Eberlin's music is considered to be of high quality and is still performed today. He is an important figure in the development of German organ music in the 18th century.