Andreas Kohn

The dances are in the tradition of the early Baroque sonata da camera. They are instrumental works of high cantabile, which even preceded Corelli's work in style.

These are lovable, playful genre pieces that serve musical entertainment in the best sense of the word. Highly recommended as an encore.

The sonatas belong to the best of the Gebrauchsmusik in Rosenmüller's wake. Characteristic is the pseudo-polyphonic writing in dualism with concertante solemn homophonic intermediate movements.

An 'original' borrowing of the piece for viola and cello and piano, which is in no way inferior to the string version and acquires a distinctive tonal note in the instrumentation with harp.

One of the few works in the literature that fully captures the low registers of viola and cello. Easy to perform.

Edited from the original edition.

The note 'Tromba, se piace' in the source indicates that the piece can also be played without trumpet, this 'with' or 'without' moreover solo or choral instrumentation. Easy to perform.

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First Edition

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