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Title Transcription: SIX SONATAS For two VIOLINS with a Thorough Bass for the Harpsicord or Violoncello Compos'd by Sigr. GIO. BATTISTA St. MARTINI of Milan SIGr. BRIOSCHI & other Masters. 3d. Set. London. Printed for I. Walsh in Catharine Street in the Strand., 1746

Title Transcription: SIX SONATAS or DUETS for two GERMAN FLUTES, or VIOLINS. Compos'd by SIGR. GIO. BATISTA St. MARTINI of MILAN. Opera V [altered in MS to read: "IV."] London. Printed for I. Walsh in Catharine Street in the Strand Of whom may be had For two German Flutes [list of works beginning with: "Weideman's Duets Op: 6." and ending with: "Perseus & Andromeda for a Ger: Flute."], 1748

Title Transcription: VI SONATE A TRE Due Flauti col Basso. DEDICATA al ALTEZZA REALE di FREDERICO Principe di Wallia Et Elettorale di Brunswik. da GIUSEPPE SAN MARTINI. MILANESE. OPERA PRIMA. Gravé par Labassée. Prix 6tt. A PARIS CHEZ Mr. Le Clerc le Cadet rue St. Honoré vis a vis l'Oratoire Chés le Bonnetier au Second. Le Sr. Le Clerc Marchand rue du Roule a la Croix d'Or. Madame Boivin Marchande rue St. Honoré a la Regle d'Or. Avec Privilege du Roy., 1743/1744

Title Transcription: XII SONATE A due Violini, e Violoncello, e Cembalo, se piace, OPERA TERZA, Dedicata All' ALTEZZA REALE di Augusta Principessa di Vallia da Giuseppe San Martini London Printed for and Sold by I. Walsh Musick Printer & Instrument Maker to his Majesty in Catharine Street in the Strand., 1747

Title Transcription: XII SONATE A due Violini, e Violoncello, e Cembalo, se piace, OPERA TERZA, Dedicata All' ALTEZZA REALE di Augusta Principessa di Vallia da Giuseppe San Martini Milanese MDCCXLIII LONDRA., 1743

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