Beginning and ending with a characteristic sarabande in 3/4 time, it contains a quodlibet in addition to the two arias.  
The penultimate section of this work was written with the injunction that "had my mother cooked meat, I would have remained longer."  That piece is a combination of two folk songs, and is followed by a section said to be "da capo."  The 10th section starts in the bass until the main subject is given in soprano in bar 9, and is titled a "Fughetta."  Wanda Landowska produced the first recording of it, written in an attempt to soothe the insomnia of Count Kayserling.  Beginning and ending with a characteristic sarabande in 3/4 time, it contains a quodlibet in addition to the two arias.  Famously performed with humming by Glenn Gould, FTP name this collection of 30 works for harpsichord named for its first performer, some variations written by J. S. Bach.
The penultimate section of this work was written with the injunction that "had my mother cooked meat, I would have remained longer."  
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