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A lively work in four movements for recorders, horns, violins and basso continuo.

A lively work in four movements for recorders, horns, violins and basso continuo.

A lively work in four movements for recorders, horns, violins and basso continuo.

Inventive juxtaposition of wind and strings showing only a minimal use of solo-tutti contrast and the traditional Roman concerto grosso disposition of forces on which the composer's earlier instrument...

Inventive juxtaposition of wind and strings showing only a minimal use of solo-tutti contrast and the traditional Roman concerto grosso disposition of forces on which the composer's earlier instrument...

Inventive juxtaposition of wind and strings showing only a minimal use of solo-tutti contrast and the traditional Roman concerto grosso disposition of forces on which the composer's earlier instrument...

Characterized by galant expression and remarkably experimental design: sectional movement structures often exhibiting, within the framework of binary form, the tendencies of incipient sonata form, ant...

Characterized by galant expression and remarkably experimental design: sectional movement structures often exhibiting, within the framework of binary form, the tendencies of incipient sonata form, ant...

Characterized by galant expression and remarkably experimental design: sectional movement structures often exhibiting, within the framework of binary form, the tendencies of incipient sonata form, ant...

It is one of numerous concertos by Vivaldi known to have been played by Anna Maria, the most celebrated of the many remarkable performers produced by the Ospedale della Pietà, the Venetian charitable...

It is one of numerous concertos by Vivaldi known to have been played by Anna Maria, the most celebrated of the many remarkable performers produced by the Ospedale della Pietà, the Venetian charitable...

Giuseppe Torelli (1658-1709) is today best known for his concertos for strings, in which genre he was a pioneer, and for his music with solo trumpet. In his own day, however, he was equally productive...

The Sonata Op. 61 'Élégie harmonique' was written after the death of Dussek's patron, Prince Ferdinand of Prussia, at the battle of Saalfeld on 10 October 1806. First published by Pleyel in Paris the...

Luigi Boccherini's cello quintets form the heart and soul of his musical legacy, tracing his arrival and permanent settlement in Spain. Of the 125 examples sadly, only a handful remain on the concert...

Includes two 'mystery' pieces - the last discovery this Mozart year! In the short period between Mozart's death and the end of the 18th century, it was quickly discovered that he had not left enough s...

Any performer of Mozart's piano concertos must have wondered how those sparsely notated sections would have been realized at the time. No one is better placed to provide an answer than the composer's...

This wonderfully pianistic Sonatina in three movements is an important addition to 20th century piano repertoire. The character of the first movement is Mediterranean - graceful, playful and mostly re...

The three pieces that make up Quasis appear, at first glance, to have little in common, but nothing could be further from the truth. Although the dances and song-dances come from disparate parts of th...

This music is written for pianists who are in love with their instrument. A relatively short work excellently suited for teaching.