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Who would want to do without the quartets of the Italian? From intoxicating bel canto to playful drama, owed to the never-ending bufforesque arias of his operas, everything is offered that makes a qua...

Edited from the first edition

First Edition

Mattheson on Telemann: His 'violin pieces, which are set in such a way that each part stands out at a certain time and plays, as it were, in competition with the other voices'. A social composer!

Edited from the First Edition

Edited from the autograph First Edition

First Edition

First Edition

The Swiss Kruse became known as a composer of the cabaret 'Die Pfeffermühle', the 'Cornichon' and the Düsseldorf 'Kom(m)ödchen'.

Bernhard Romberg's op.38 is a stroke of luck for all cellists. The never-ending singing of the soloist experiences a virtuoso climax in the 3rd Trio: At its finest.

The piece, still entirely rococo, became a favorite of many violists who managed to secure a double bassist as a 'contrapuntal' accompanist.