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Intarsio Armonico - From Venice to Berlin: Baroque Trio Sonatas for Violin, Oboe and Continuo (2024)

Intarsio Armonico - From Venice to Berlin: Baroque Trio Sonatas for Violin, Oboe and Continuo (2024)

BAND/ARTIST: Intarsio Armonico

  • Title: From Venice to Berlin: Baroque Trio Sonatas for Violin, Oboe and Continuo
  • Year Of Release: 2024
  • Label: Da Vinci Classics
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks)
  • Total Time: 59:06
  • Total Size: 353 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Trio Sonata in D Major: I. [...] (For violin, oboe and continuo) (03:10)
2. Trio Sonata in D Major: II. Allegro (For violin, oboe and continuo) (03:48)
3. Trio Sonata in D Major: III. Largo (For violin, oboe and continuo) (02:30)
4. Trio Sonata in D Major: IV. Non tanto presto (For violin, oboe and continuo) (02:47)
5. Trio Sonata in C Minor: I. Largo - Allegro (For violin, oboe and continuo) (04:57)
6. Trio Sonata in C Minor: II. Adagio (For violin, oboe and continuo) (03:35)
7. Trio Sonata in C Minor: III. Allegro (For violin, oboe and continuo) (04:47)
8. Trio Sonata in A Major: I. Adagio (For violin, oboe d'amore and continuo edited between 1710-1725) (01:56)
9. Trio Sonata in A Major: II. Allegro (For violin, oboe d'amore and continuo edited between 1710-1725) (03:21)
10. Trio Sonata in A Major: III. Adagio (For violin, oboe d'amore and continuo edited between 1710-1725) (01:25)
11. Trio Sonata in A Major: IV. Allegro (For violin, oboe d'amore and continuo edited between 1710-1725) (02:06)
12. Trio Sonata in C Minor: I. Gravement (For violin, oboe and continuo) (01:51)
13. Trio Sonata in C Minor: II. Allegro (For violin, oboe and continuo) (01:31)
14. Trio Sonata in C Minor: III. Adagio (For violin, oboe and continuo) (02:50)
15. Trio Sonata in C Minor: IV. Allegro (For violin, oboe and continuo) (01:55)
16. Trio Sonata in G Minor, CSWV E:18: I. Allegro (For violin, oboe and continuo) (06:07)
17. Trio Sonata in G Minor, CSWV E:18: II. Largo (For violin, oboe and continuo) (04:46)
18. Trio Sonata in G Minor, CSWV E:18: III. Presto (For violin, oboe and continuo) (05:35)

“From Venice to Berlin”. These two European cities are today, but have always been, worlds apart from each other. A city on the sea, actually “built” on the sea; projected into the Adriatic Sea, and having construed its wealth through commercial activities with the East, the Far East, but also in many other directions. And a city in the very midst of the European Continent, firmly anchored on the earth, with a thriving cultural life but markedly different from that of the Serenissima. A Republic ruled by Dukes; a monarchy whose ruler left always a mark on the lived experience of the citizens in his State.

Yet, in spite of the evident differences, there were also important connections between these two worlds. People travelled a lot in the Baroque era; ideas – and music scores – travelled with them. Venice had many connections with the territory of today’s Germany, through the Hanseatic cities, and culturally through the Leipzig and Frankfurt Book Fairs.



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