Giovanni Giuseppe Cambini

The collection called "Six Trios pour flûte, violon et violoncelle" is made up of six trios each divided into two movements. This edition is based on the original edition printed in Paris, presumably...

The collection called "Six Trios pour flûte, violon et violoncelle" is made up of six trios each divided into two movements. This edition is based on the original edition printed in Paris, presumably...

Still touched by the never-ending inventiveness of each of Cambini's quintets, the publisher continues to publish this almost sunken quintet genre.

The abundant fund of the quintets does not allow the selection of the never-ending, always new palette of inventions. All pieces are too precious to be 'allowed' to do without them.

In this quintet, too, Cambini exudes his charm in melodic 'alliances of purpose' with the filigree running culture of violinistic passages. Little pretense, but great chamber music!

In this quintet, too, Cambini exudes his charm in melodic 'alliances of purpose' with the filigree running culture of violinistic passages. Little pretense, but great chamber music!

There is hardly anything more fascinating about this monumental quintet work; of more than 100, especially in his minor works, Cambini always succeeds in releasing precious thoughts with the interplay...

Still touched by the never-ending inventiveness of each of Cambini's quintets, the publisher continues to publish this almost sunken quintet genre.

Edited after the first printing.