Ensemble Sonatas for five-part strings/winds

These works form part of a small but fascinating area of the composer's early instrumental music. Composed either at Eisenach (1708-12) or early in Frankfurt (from 1712), they are in a serious style not unlike that of J. S. Bach, with long fugues interspersed with other, contrasting movements. The violins have much soloistic writing, supported by a texture enriched by double violas. Oboes and bassoon are obbligato in no. 16, and may double the strings in nos. 9 and 10.

SUTE 9 Sonata in E minor,
for 2 vlns, 2 vlas, b.c. (TWV 44: 5)
Parts: violino I, violino II, viola I, viola II, basso continuo
score
£7.40
each part
£2.00
Minimum complete set: 1 score and 1 copy of each part
£17.40

SUTE 10 Sonata in F major,
for 2 vlns, 2 vlas, b.c. (TWV 44: 11)
Parts: violino I, violino II, viola I, viola II, basso continuo
score
£8.60
each part
£2.00
Minimum complete set: 1 score and 1 copy of each part
£18.60

SUTE 16 Sonata in E minor,
for 2 obs, fg., 2 vlns, 2 vlas, b.c. (TWV 50: 4)
Parts: violino/oboe I, violino/oboe II, viola I, viola II, basso continuo/fagotto
score
£8.60
each part
£2.65
Minimum complete set: 1 x score, 2 x violino/oboe I, 2 x violino/oboe II, 1 x viola I, 1 x viola II, 2 x basso continuo/fagotto
£29.80


Notes regarding minimum sets

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