Krieger, Johann Philipp | Sonata quinta à doi, violino e viola da gamba (1693)

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Édition originale restaurée & augmentée par l'Atelier Philidor.

  • Instrumentation: violon, viole de gambe (basse), clavecin
  • Édition | Source: Fac-similé (2021) | Noribergae, Michaelis Endteri, 1693
  • Notation | Clefs: Sol2, Fa4, Ut3, Ut4, basse chiffrée
  • Pages | Format: 1 volume [parties séparées pour chaque instrument], 22 pages - 21.6 x 35.6 cm
  • Une partie de viole de gambe en clefs modernes (Fa4, Ut3) a été reconstruite et ajoutée à l'édition originale par l'Atelier Philidor.
  • Sonata V en sol majeur à 2. Allegro, Adagio, Allegro, Adagio, Allegro. Presto, Courante.
  • Cette sonate est extraite de l'édition originale: "XII Suonate à doi, violino e viola da gamba di Giovanni Filippo Kriegher" [Noribergae, Michaelis Endteri, 1693].

Johann Philipp Krieger (1649-1725) was a German composer, organist and keyboard player, elder brother of Johann Krieger. He was one of the outstanding German composers of his time, especially of church cantatas, of which he wrote over 2000 (nearly all lost); under his direction the cultivation of music at the small court at Weissenfels rose to the highest level of German court music. Krieger provided the court at Weissenfels with secular as well as sacred music. Two published sets of trio sonatas – 12 for two violins and continuo (1688) and 12 for violin, bass viol and continuo (1693) – are, like Corelli’s but unlike Biber’s and Rosenmüller’s, for only three instruments instead of four. (Source: Harold E. Samuel, Grove Music Online)

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