This sonata, part of Bach's trio of viola da gamba works, exemplifies Baroque chamber music with its intricate interplay between gamba and harpsichord. The siciliano rhythm in the third movement and thematic echoes between instruments reflect Bach's contrapuntal mastery.
This sonata exemplifies Bach's mastery of counterpoint within the intimate setting of viola da gamba and harpsichord, blending technical demands with lyrical expression.
