Johann Sebastian Bach - Fugue in C major, BWV 953

This compact fugue in C major, BWV 953, is believed to be part of Bach's pedagogical works, possibly written for his sons or students. Despite its brevity, it showcases impeccable contrapuntal technique with a lively subject that undergoes various transformations throughout the composition. The fugue follows a traditional structure with clear entries of the subject in the exposition, followed by episodes and middle entries, demonstrating Bach's mastery of fugal writing in a concise format.