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Johann Sebastian Bach's Fugue in G major, BWV Anh.44, is a piece that has been attributed to Bach, but there is some uncertainty regarding its authorship. It is considered one of the works in the Anna Magdalena Bach Notebook, a collection of keyboard music compiled by Bach's second wife, Anna Magdalena.

The notebook is a fascinating glimpse into the musical environment of the Bach family, providing pieces likely used for teaching and domestic enjoyment. The Fugue in G major is a contrapuntal composition, showcasing Bach's mastery of counterpoint—a hallmark of his musical style.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the specific authorship of BWV Anh.44, it remains a valuable part of Bach's legacy and contributes to our understanding of the music of the Baroque era.