More than 150 years of Italian cello music, from just a lowly bass line
to the magnificence of Vivaldi and elegance of classical Boccherini. The
tantalising combinations of theorbo, harpsichord and cello contrast with
light-hearted
and schmaltzy mandolin sonatas and the famous Mozart
keyboard
variations on an exceedingly well known nursery rhyme.
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| Domenico Gabrielli |
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INTERVAL |
| Cello sonata in A major |
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Luigi Boccherini |
| Giovanni Battista Degl‘Antonii |
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Cello sonata in A major |
| Ricercata Prima for solo cello |
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Nicola Matteis |
| Biago Marini |
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Divisions on the 'Scotch Humour' |
| Two sonatas for three bass instruments |
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for mandolin and continuo |
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| Antonio Vivaldi |
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Adiego Guerra |
| Mandolin sonata in G major |
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Mandolin sonata in G major |
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| George Frideric Handel |
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
| Harpsichord Air and Variations |
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Harpsichord Air and Variations |
| 'The Harmonious Blacksmith' |
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'Ah, vous dirai - je, maman' |
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| Giovanni Battista Pergolesi |
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Antonio Vivaldi |
| Sinfonia for cello and continuo |
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Cello sonata No VIII in A minor |
