Partita No. 6 in E minor BWV 830

The collection of 'Partita' is, perhaps, composed for harpsichord, so now is for piano.
In this point, it resembles "Das Wohltemperierte Clavier."
While the latter is the textbook for young, Partita is for amateur music lovers.
This is true for partita of violin.
It requires high level technique of violin and is hard to interpret.
BWV 830 has many parts which seem rearrangement of partita for violin.
Although the required level of technique is amateur, its content is too hard to interpret because there are many parts like Cadenza, which is never seen in "Wohltemperierte Clavier."
In particular, the last 'Gigue,' which is finalé, shows remarkable feature of J. S. Bach.