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Title Transcription: Six SONATES pour deux VIOLONS et une BASSE. Composes par GIUSEPPE HAYDN a Vienne Opera IV. Pr. 6s. LONDON. Printed & Sold by R. Bremner opposite Somerset House in the STRAND., 1771

Title Transcription: Six TRIOS for two VIOLINS and a BASS, Composed And most humbly Dedicated to His Royal Highness the DUKE of CUMBERLAND. By William Cramer. Op. III. LONDON. Printed for Wm. Napier corner of Lancaster Court Strand., 1773

Title Transcription: SONATAS or CHAMBER AIRES for two VIOLINS and a THROUGH BASS Compos'd by the late Mr: Ravenscroft Opera Seconda Engraven in a Better Carecter and more Corect then the former Edition Note the following Peices for two Violins and a Bass may be had where these are sold [list of works beginning with: "Viz Tibaldis Sonatas" and ending with: "Mr. Courtivill Sonatas for two Violins" London Printed for I. Walsh Servt. to Her Matie. at ye Harp and Hoboy in Katherine Street near Somerset House in ye Strand. I. Hare Instrument maker at ye Golden Viol and Flute in Cornhill near the Royal Exchange and P. Randall at ye Violin and Lute without Temple Barr in the Strand, 1708

Title Transcription: The Score of the Four Setts of Sonatas Compos'd by ARCANGELO CORELLI. For two Violins & a Bass. DEDICATED to Sr. Richd. Corbet of Longnor Hall in the County of Salop Bart. VOL. 1st. N.B. The first & Third sett being composd for a Violoncello & Thorough Bass, of which the Variation being but little, they are put on the same Stave, for the greater Facility in reading. The Whole Carefully Corrected by several most Eminent Masters, and revis'd by Dr. Pepusch. Engrav'd with the utmost exactness by Tho. Cross. LONDON. Printed for and Sold by Benjamin Cooke at ye Golden Harp in New Street Covent Garden. Where also may be had in Score, the Twelve Concertos by the same Author. Vol. 2d., 1728

Title Transcription: THREE QUARTETTOS, For Two Violins, Viola, & Violoncello, with a Thorough Bass Composed by JOSEPH HAYDN, Chapel Master to his Highness, THE PRINCE of ESTERHAZY &c &c Op. XXXIII. Pr. 7s. d6. London. Printed by J. Kerpen, No. 19 Wardour Street, Soho., 1783

Title Transcription: Tibaldi's SONATA'S or CHAMBER AIRES in three Parts for two VIOLINS and a THROUGH BASS Compos'd by Gio. Battista Tibaldi Opera Prima London Printed for I. Walsh Servt. to Her Matie. at ye Harp & Hoboy in Katherine Street near Somerset House in ye Strand. I. Hare Instrument maker at ye Golden Viol & Flute in Cornhill near ye Royal Exchange. and P Randall at ye Violin and Lute by Pauls grave head Court without Temple Barr in the Strand., 1708

Title Transcription: TWELVE GRAND CONCERTOS IN SEVEN PARTS FOR FOUR VIOLINS, a TENOR VIOLIN, a VIOLONCELLO with a THROUGH BASS for the HARPSICORD. COMPOS'D BY GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL. Publish'd by the Author London Printed for and sold by Iohn Walsh Musick Printer & Instrument Maker to his Majesty at the Harp and Hoboy in Catherine Street in the Strand. No. 670, 1740/1741

Title Transcription: Twelve SONATAS For Two VIOLINS and a BASS or an ORCHESTRA Compos'd by GIO. BATTA. PERGOLESE. AUTHOR of the STABAT MATER. The Manuscript of these Sonatas were procured by a Curious Gentleman of Fortune, during his Travels through Italy. LONDON. Printed and sold by R. BREMNER, facing Somerset-House in the Strand., 1780

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