Sonata in G Major

per due Mandolini e Basso Continuo (zwei Mandolinen und B. c.)

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Emanuele Barbella

Sonata in G Major

per due Mandolini e Basso Continuo (zwei Mandolinen und B. c.)

Emanuele Barbella

Sonata in G Major

per due Mandolini e Basso Continuo (zwei Mandolinen und B. c.)

in stock
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Description:

  • Language: German English Italian
  • Pages: 26
  • Release: 17.01.2005
  • Dimensions: 230 x 305 mm
  • Weight: 98 g
  • Key: G major
  • Genre: Classical Music
  • Accompaniment: Basso continuo
  • ISMN: 9790010320502
The series Italian music of the Baroque period for mandolin is intended to introduce Italian masters of the 18th century whose works have not been published for a long time. For this series, harpsichord player and leader of the Ensemble Baroque in Turin, Lino Totaro, discovered and selected pieces with a lively expression and inventive ideas. Emanuele Barbella (1718 - 1777) descended from a family of musicians in Naples. He became popular above all as a violin player. His compositions comprise works for strings, flute, organ and various pieces for mandolin. As a result of his friendship with the English musicologist Charles Burney, who had quite often mentioned Barbella's virtuoso qualities as well as his kindness, a lot of Barbella's works were published in England and France.