One of them can be found in the beginning of Falsche Welt, dir trau ich nicht and closes with a polacca. A notoriously difficult section of one of them is believed to have been written with Johann Schreiber of the Cothen court in mind. They were written for the Christian Lud
One of them can be found in the beginning of Falsche Welt, dir trau ich nicht and closes with a polacca. A notoriously difficult section of one of them is believed to have been written with Johann Schreiber of the Cothen court in mind. They were written for the Christian Ludwig and many believe that they were meant to release the composer from the service of Prince Leopold. The final one is written for viola da braccio and noted for its absence of violins while a ritornello can be found in the third one. For 10 points, identify this set of six works by Johann Sebastian Bach, named for a margravate of Eastern Germany. 
One of them can be found in the beginning of Falsche Welt, dir trau ich nicht and closes with a polacca.
{Brandenburg Concertos}