If you want to quit several applications at once on your Mac, an easy way to do it is to use Command+Tab to switch between the apps. This brings up the switcher interface in the middle of the screen, and you can quickly Command+Tab through applications. But instead of releasing the Command key, press the Q key to quit the application currently selected. You can quickly tell several applications to quit without ever bringing them to the front.
Related: Launch Applications From the Spotlight Menu, Quick Force Quit, Quit Applications Without Switching, Force Quitting iOS Apps, Quick Look Full Screen.
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Command+T does various things in different apps, but what I think was meant to be said was Command+Tab, which performs the prescribed action.
Yep. Command+Tab is what I mean to write. Thanks. Updated.