Any sad/emotional baroque pieces to suggest?

[ffszopen]

I'm currently learning Chopin's Waltz in B minor, op.69 no.2. Afterwards my teacher wants me to come up with a piece from either Baroque or Classical period. I'd really appreciate if you could suggest any emotional/sad pieces, such as Bach's Siciliano? Thanks!

[chopianologue]

-Händel's menuet in G minor, Kempff transcription.
-Bach's prelude and fugue in C# minor from wtc1.
-Händel's sarabande in D minor.

I think Sarabande is the most suitable piece for your level now.

[ffszopen]

Since I've already played sarabande in D minor I'll start searching for the transcription of menuet in G minor, absolutely loved that piece, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!  Any more suggestions?

[outin]

Although people tend to perform his more flashy pieces, there are a whole bunch of sad/melancholy sonatas by Scarlatti. He was also a master of shifting the mood during  a short 4 page sonata. His sonatas are mostly not too difficult, so just start digging. Here are a few suggestions:
K58 (a fugue to keep Jmenz happy)
K81 or K87
K197
K232
K402 (a bit long but a good example of the way he could vary the athmosphere within a piece)
K462
K481

[j_menz]

K58 (a fugue to keep Jmenz happy)

One of only five he wrote (or at least which have survived) for keyboard. Given his prodigious output, I fear my happiness wasn't high on his list of priorities. 

[outin]

One of only five he wrote (or at least which have survived) for keyboard. Given his prodigious output, I fear my happiness wasn't high on his list of priorities. 

You shoudn't belittle yourself

[j_menz]

You shoudn't belittle yourself

I didn't say my happiness shouldn't have been foremost in his mind. I'm laying any blame squarely on him.  He was even good at writing them!

[outin]

I didn't say my happiness shouldn't have been foremost in his mind. I'm laying any blame squarely on him.  He was even good at writing them!

But the guy was a genious, so I am sure he could predict that there would be an Aussie guy who'd want to play fugues one day...did Australia exist back then?

[quantum]

Bach Sinfonia 9 in F minor

[ffszopen]

Thank you for your advice, I really liked some of those Scarlatti sonatas, never played a piece by Scarlatti before

[khantallis123]

Sinfonia no.2 by Bach
Passacaille from Suite in g minor by Handel
Mozart Sonatas= Boring 
Sarabande, Gavotte, and Loure from French Suite V. Bach
Haydn- Sonatas "7 Last Words, Pater Pater"
Guardame Las Vacas Variations by Luis de Narvaez (renaissance)