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Bach's Nine Little Preludes (BWV 924-932) are foundational pedagogical works, offering insight into Baroque keyboard technique and counterpoint. They are often attributed to his early Leipzig period.

This prelude, opening Bach's Cello Suite No.1, is renowned for its arpeggiated chords and flowing structure. It has become a cornerstone of cello repertoire and is frequently transcribed for other instruments due to its melodic purity and technical demands.

This collection of pedagogical works was likely created for Bach's students to master basic keyboard techniques, showcasing his systematic approach to music education.

A set of short pedagogical preludes for keyboard, likely composed for pedagogical purposes during Bach's Köthen or Leipzig years. These works are fundamental in Baroque keyboard education.

The "9 Kleine Präludien" (BWV 924-932) are pedagogical works by J.S. Bach, likely composed for his students. They exemplify Baroque keyboard techniques and contrapuntal writing, serving as foundational études while maintaining artistic depth. These preludes are often attributed to Bach's Weimar or Köthen periods.