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BWV 998 was likely written for lute-harpsichord, a hybrid instrument favored by Bach.

This work, though originally written for lute, is frequently performed on classical guitar due to the instruments' similar timbres and the guitar's modern prevalence. The piece showcases Bach's mastery of counterpoint in a secular context.

A late Baroque masterpiece combining three contrasting movements, originally likely written for lute or keyboard. Its intricate counterpoint and dance-like allegro reflect Bach's mastery of form.

Composed around 1740, BWV 998 is part of Bach's late works for lute. Its three movements showcase Baroque mastery: a serene Prelude, intricate Fugue, and vibrant Allegro. Though written for lute, it gained modern popularity through guitar adaptations due to similar tonal qualities.