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XII SONATAS of three Parts for two Violins & a Bass with a through Bass for ye Organ Harpsicord or arch Lute Compos'd by Mr: Valentine at Rome. Opera Prima. LONDON, Printed for J. Walsh Servt. to her Majty at ye Harp & Hoboy in Katherine Street in ye Strand, & J. Hare at ye Viol & Flute in Cornhill near ye Royal Exchang.

Contents
  • SONATA Ia
    • AdagioC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro3/4
  • SONATA IID
    • AdagioC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/4
    • AllegroC|
  • SONATA IIIF
    • GraveC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro12/8
  • SONATA IVC
    • GraveC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro3/4
  • SONATA VG
    • GraveC
    • Allegro6/8
    • AdagioC
    • Allegro12/8
  • SONATA VId
    • AdagioC
    • AllegroC
    • AdagioC
    • Allegro6/8
  • SONATA VIIA
    • GraveC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro3/4
  • SONATA VIIIB♭
    • VivaceC
    • Allegro6/8
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro3/4
  • SONATA IXg
    • GraveC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/4
    • AllegroC
  • SONATA XE♭
    • GraveC
    • Allegro6/8
    • LargoC
    • Allegro3/8
  • SONATA XIc
    • GraveC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/2
    • Allegro6/8
  • SONATA XIIE
    • GraveC
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio3/4
    • Allegro12/8
  1. University of Virginia, Music Library
  2. Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

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