This piece is the first played in Disney's Fantasia, and its catalogue number is BWV 565.
Because of the presence of parallel octaves in one of its sections, this work was believed to originally be a violin solo by Peter Williams. A less famous work of the same title is named for its Dorian mode, and current copies of this work come from transcriptions of Johannes Ringk. It begins with a diminished seventh chord which ends in D major, and this piece itself is written in D minor. This piece is the first played in Disney's Fantasia, and its catalogue number is BWV 565. For 10 points, name this work for the organ made up of two parts, the second of which is in a form in which the subject is played imitatively in multiple voices, written by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Because of the presence of parallel octaves in one of its sections, this work was believed to originally be a violin solo by Peter Williams.
Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565