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Opera Omnia #5; 6 Sonatas Op.5 for Vlc and BC; 6 Sonatas Op.5 for Vln and BC - click for larger image
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Title Opera Omnia #5; 6 Sonatas Op.5 for Vlc and BC; 6 Sonatas Op.5 for Vln and BC
Article no. 4050391
Category Educational and/or solo works
Subcategory Violin with accompaniment
Instrumentation Vln (violin); BC (basso continuo); Vln (violin); BC (basso continuo)
Format PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication Italy (it)
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Year of publication 2010
Composer Geminiani, Francesco
Arranger Hogwood, Christopher
Additional info/contents 6 Sonatas Op. 5 for Violoncello and Basso Continuo (H. 103-108) - 6 Sonatas Op. 5 for Violin and Basso Continuo (H. 109-114)

The six sonatas of Opus 5 are Geminiani's only solo works for cello, and were rapidly followed by his own adaptation of all six for violin. Both versions appeared in 1746, first in Paris, later in the Hague and (after some apparent commercial chicanery) in London. From the small number of surviving copies (RISM lists only five copies of the cello version, and eleven of the violin), they do not appear to have achieved the high sales of his earlier sonatas and concertos, maybe because of their technical difficulty and 'fantastical” style. However since the 20th century their status has risen perhaps more than any other opus of Geminiani, evidenced by more than one printed edition and several facsimile reissues of original prints.
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