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Start Over Date range 1730 Names Harp and Hoboy Subjects 3/2

Title Transcription: ARCANGELO CORELLI Opera Quarta XII SONATAS of three parts for two VIOLINS and a BASS with A Through BASS for ye. ORGAN HARPSICORD or Arch LUTE Engrav'd from ye Score and Carefully Corected by ye. best Italian Masters Note there are five Operas of this Author Engrav'd wch. may be had Single or in one Volume being all that are as yet Publishd London Printed for I Walsh Servt. to his Matie. at ye. Harp & Hoboy in Katherine Street near Somerset House in ye Strand. No. 367

Contents
  • SONATA III
    • Sarabanda Largo3/2
  • SONATA IV
    • Giga AllegroC
  • SONATA VII
    • Giga AllegroC
  • SONATA VIII
    • Preludio GraveC3/4
  • SONATA IX
    • Tempo di Gavotta AllegroC
  • SONATA X
    • Tempo di Gavotta PrestoC|
  • SONATA XI
    • Preludio LargoC
  • SONATA XII
    • Giga AllegroC|
  1. University of Virginia, Music Library
  2. Title Transcription: Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

Title Transcription: Six SONATAS of two Parts for TWO VIOLINS Compos'd by Mr. Valentine at Rome Opera Quarta London Printed for I: Walsh Servt. in Ordinary to his Majesty at the Harp and Hoboy in Catherine Street in the Strand. No. 442

Contents
  • SONATA IA
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro2/4
    • Adagio3/4
    • Giga Allegro6/8
  • SONATA IIB♭
    • AdagioC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/4
    • Giga Allegro6/8
  • SONATA IIID
    • Adagio3/2
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio6/8
    • Allegro3/8
  • SONATA IVE
    • Allegro2/4
    • Adagio3/4
    • Gavotta Allegro2/4
    • Giga Allegro6/8
  • SONATA VA
    • AdagioC
    • Allegro2/4
    • AdagioC
    • Allegro6/8
  • SONATA VIB♭
    • AdagioC
    • Allegro3/4
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro2/4
    • Allegro3/8
  1. University of Virginia, Music Library
  2. Title Transcription: Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

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