Works for four violins and b.c. (including an optional part for bass violin or cello)

The first modern editions of two fine sonatas for the unusual combination of four violins and continuo. Both sonatas were probably written around 1690 by the same first-class anonymous Italian composer, and are preserved in the Oxford Music School collection in the Bodleian Library. The D-major work has been recorded by Dr Peter Holman (Hyperion CDA66108, released in 1988) from a private transcription; but this is the first time that either work has been available in print.

SEME 14 [Anon. Italian Master, c.1690]: Sonata in D major
for 4 vlns, violone, b.c.
Sold only as a set comprising: 1 x score, 1 x part for each of 4 violins, vlc (bass violin), basso continuo £12.50

SEME 15 [Anon. Italian Master, c.1690]: Sonata in B-flat major
for 4 vlns, violone, b.c.
Sold only as a set comprising: 1 x score, 1 x part for each of 4 violins, vlc (bass violin), basso continuo £11.70


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