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GIUSEPPE SAMMARTINI Sonate per flauto e basso continuo Maurice Steger

1h12
Digital
HMC905266
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    His brother, Giovanni Battista, was one of the fathers of the modern symphony; like him and like their father Alexis de Saint-Martin, Giuseppe Sammartini was a virtuoso oboist. But he chose to make his career at the court of the Prince of Wales, in London. Surrounded by a group of exceptional musicians, Maurice Steger gives us a chance to discover seven of his sonatas for recorder and continuo which, though composed in England, clearly proclaim their Italian origins! A treat for the ears, and a dazzling display of virtuosity.

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    Artists

    • Recorder
    • Sergio Ciomei
      Harpsichord
    • Sergio Ciomei
      Organ
    • Margret Köll
      Harp
    • Mauro Valli
      Cello
    • Christian Beuse
      Bassoon
    • Eduardo Egüez
      Theorbo
    • Naoki Kitaya
      Organ

    Contents


    GIUSEPPE SAMMARTINI [1695-1750]
    Sonate op.2 n°3
    en mi mineur / E minor / e-moll

    · I. Allegro (3'43)
    · II. Andante (3'32)
    · III. Minuet (3'09)
    Sonate n°21 (Sibley Mus. Lib.)
    en Si bémol majeur / B flat major /B-dur

    · I. [Allegro] (2'33)
    · II. Adagio (2'26)
    · III. Allegro (2'55)
    Sonate op.2 n°4
    en Sol majeur / G major / G-dur

    · I. Andante (3'17)
    · II. Allegro (2'50)
    · III. Affettuoso (2'22)
    · IV. Allegro assai (2'25)
    Sonate n°23 (Sibley Mus. Lib.)
    en Fa majeur / F major / F-dur

    · I. Andante (5'15)
    · II. Allegro - Adagio - Allegro - Adagio - Allegro (4'09)
    · III. Adagio (2'08)
    · IV. Andante (3'32)
    Sonate op.13 n°5
    en sol mineur / G minor / g-moll

    · I. Andante (3'48)
    · II. Presto (1'30)
    · III. Minuetto 1 - Minuetto 2 (2'39)
    Sonate op.13 n°1
    en Sol majeur / G major / G-dur

    · I. Andante (2'41)
    · II. Allegro assai (3'40)
    · III. Adagio (0'45)
    · IV. Allegro assai (2'02)
    Sonate op.13 n°4
    en Sol majeur / G major / G-dur

    · I. Andante (5'05)
    · II. Allegro (3'15)
    · III. Adagio (1'22)
    · IV. Minuet (2'20)
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