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Title Transcription: Six CONCERTOS composed by F. GEMINIANI OPERA SECONDA Carefully corrected from the Errors of a former Impression, with proper Marks of Expression according to the Intention of the AUTHOR. LONDON, Printed for the Author by John Johson opposite Bow Church in Cheapside, where may be had all the said Author's Works., 1772

Title Transcription: SONATAS of three Parts for two VIOLINS a VIOLONCELLO and THOROUGH BASS made out of Geminianis Solos Dedicated to Hewer Edgeley Hewer Esqr: By FRANCESCO BARSANTI London. Printed for and Sold by I: Walsh Servant to his Majesty at ye Harp and Hoboy in Catherine Street in the Strand. No. 354, 1730

Title Transcription: SONATAS of three Parts. FOR TWO VIOLINS with a Thorough Bass for the HARPSICORD or VIOLONCELLO. made from the Solos of FRANCESCO GEMINIANI. London. Printed for I. Walsh in Catharine Street in the Strand. Of whom may be had Just Publish'd For 2 Violins and a Bass. [list of works beginning with: "Nussen's Sonatas" and ending with: "Veracini's Solos"], 1742

Title Transcription: SONATE A VIOLINO, VIOLONE, E CEMBALO, DEDICATE Al Illustrissimo et Excellentissimo Signore IL SIGR: BARONE DI KILMANS'EGGE Cavallerizzo Maggiore e Ciamberlano Di sua MAESTÀ BRITANICA E ELETTORE DI BRUNSWICK E LUNEBOURG da Francesco Geminiani. Tho: Cross Sculpsit., 1716

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