GIUSEPPE SAMMARTINI TRIO SONATA IN D Opus 1 No. 1for 2 flutes & basso
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SKU: A0.811712
Composed by GIUSEPPE SAMMARTINI (1695 - 1750). Arranged by Edited by Pat Spence. Baroque,Concert. Score and parts. 24 pages. Piper Publications #4983087. Published by Piper Publications (A0.811712).This is the first of ‘VI SONATE A TRE Due Flauti col Basso’ by ‘Giuseppe San Martini Milanese’ published in Paris as his ‘Opera Prima’ (opus 1)* by Le Clerc and Boivin ‘avec privilege du Roi’ in 1736. Giuseppe’s surname varied progressively during his life from St. Martini via San Martini to Giuseppe Sammartini. The basso part would have been played on a cello or bassoon probably with the addition of a harpsichord filling out the harmony according to the figured bass. The trio works well with three players of intermediate ability or above. One or both flute parts can be played on oboe(s) or violin(s) and this would certainly have happened in the households of the wealthy amateurs who purchased the first edition.
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