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I love that comparison.

Of course, that train station player could be very far from a novice. And your comments could be applied to much of Bach's music. It can withstand a whole lot of reshaping, unusual adaptations and interpretive freedom. It's no accident Wendy Carlos and Jacques Loussier used it.
I play much of the Bach unaccompanied violin and cello music on the flute, and there's one sonata originally written for the flute too. It never gets old.
I can't agree that it isn't difficult technically, though. It's a real workout and takes a lot of concentration, slow movements very much included.

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