Until 1970 it was attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach (BWV Anh 114), but it is now universally attributed to Christian Petzold. Had a second life in the 1960's as A Lover's Concerto by The Toys. X:50 T:Minuet in G C:Ch ristian Petzold M:3/ 4 L:1/8 K:G d2 GABc|d2 G2 G2|e2 cdef|g2 G2 G2| c2 dcBA|B2 cBAG|F2 GABG|A6| d2 GABc|d2 G2 G2|e2 cdef|g2 G2 G2| c2 dcBA|B2 cBAG|A2 BAGF|G6:| b2 gabg|a2 defd|g2 efgd|^c2 Bc A2| AB^cdef|g2 f2 e2|fa d2 ^c2|d6| d2 GF G2|e2 GF G2|d2 c2 B2|AGFG A2| DEFGAB|c2 B2 A2|Bd G2 F2|G6:||
A tune a day recorded by Lester Bailey, in his shed, played on one of his various melodeons.