Giovanni Battista Columbro and Orchestra Barocca di Cremona - Giuseppe Sammartini: Two flutes Sonatas (2025) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Giovanni Battista Columbro, Orchestra Barocca di Cremona
Title: Giuseppe Sammartini: Two flutes Sonatas
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Urania Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [44.1kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:06:55
Total Size: 668 / 331 MB
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Tracklist:Title: Giuseppe Sammartini: Two flutes Sonatas
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Urania Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [44.1kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:06:55
Total Size: 668 / 331 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Sonata I in Re maggiore: I. Andante staccato (02:31)
2. Sonata I in Re maggiore: II. Allegro - Adagio - Allegro (05:19)
3. Sonata II in Sol Maggiore: I. Andante (03:09)
4. Sonata II in Sol Maggiore: II. Allegro -Adagio (02:56)
5. Sonata II in Sol Maggiore: III. Allegro (03:46)
6. Sonata III in Do Maggiore: I. Andante amoroso (04:16)
7. Sonata III in Do Maggiore: II. Allegro assai - Adagio (02:38)
8. Sonata III in Do Maggiore: III. Allegro (03:06)
9. Sonata IV in Sol Minore: I. Spiritoso (04:49)
10. Sonata IV in Sol Minore:: II. Andante (03:12)
11. Sonata IV in Sol Minore: III. Allegro (02:50)
12. Sonata V in Do Maggiore: I. Andante affettuoso (02:47)
13. Sonata V in Do Maggiore: II. Allegro (03:15)
14. Sonata V in Do Maggiore: III. Andante (04:38)
15. Sonata V in Do Maggiore: IV. Minuetto allegro (01:37)
16. Sonata VI in Si Minore: I. Con spirito (02:01)
17. Sonata VI in Si Minore: II. Allegro (04:57)
18. Sonata VI in Si Minore: III. Andante e staccato (03:17)
19. Sonata VI in Si Minore: IV. Fuga (05:43)
Brother of the more known Giovanni Battista, oboe and flute virtuoso, ha was judged to be an ingenious composer on a par with Corelli and Geminiani. The success of these Sonatas was largely due to their particular instrumental use at a time when the ‘flauto traversiere’ was becoming increasingly fashionable; the flute performance of this CD fully adheres to the canons of articulatory practice (bisyllabic phonetics) of the first half of 18th century Europe.
