Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B minor, BWV 1067 is a classical composition by Johann Sebastian Bach, written around 1730. It is part of a collection of orchestral suites that showcase the Baroque style, featuring a variety of dance movements. This suite is known for its lively character and intricate melodies. The suite consists of several movements, including the famous Badinerie, which is a fast and playful piece often performed as a standalone work. The orchestration typically includes strings, flutes, and continuo, highlighting Bach's skill in blending different instruments to create rich textures and vibrant soundscapes.