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Start Over Collection Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection Date range 1726 Subjects A

Albinoni's Balletti's in 3 Parts for two VIOLINS and a THOROW BASS Consisting of PRELUDES, ALEMANDS, SARABANDS, CORANTS, COURANTS GAVOTS and JIGGS. Compos'd by Thomasso Albinoni Opera Terza London Printed for I: Walsh Servt. in Ordinary to his Majesty at ye Harp & Hoboy in Katherine Street in the Strand

Contents
  • IC
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda AllegroC
    • Corrente Allegro3/4
    • Gavotta PrestoC
  • IIe
    • Allemanda LargoC
    • Sarabanda Allegro3/4
    • Giga Allegro12/8
  • IIIG
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda AllegroC
    • Corrente Allegro3/4
    • Gavotta PrestoC
  • IVA
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda AllegroC
    • Sarabanda Allegro3/4
    • Giga Allegro12/8
  • Vd
    • Allemanda Largo AppogiatoC
    • Corrente Allegro3/4
    • Giga Allegro12/8
  • VIF
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda AllegroC
    • Sarabanda Allegro Assai3/4
    • Gavotta PrestoC
  • VIID
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda AllegroC
    • Corrente Allegro3/4
    • Sarabanda Allegro3/8
  • VIIIc
    • Allemanda LargoC
    • Corrente Allegro Assai3/4
    • Giga Allegro12/8
  • IXg
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda AllegroC
    • Sarabanda Allegro3/8
    • Gavotta AllegroC
  • XE
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda PrestoC
    • Corrente Allegro Assai3/4
    • Giga Allegro12/8
  • XIa
    • Allemanda LarghettoC
    • Sarabanda Allegro3/4
    • Gavotta PrestoC
  • XIIB♭
    • Preludio LargoC
    • Allemanda AllegroC
    • Corrente Allegro3/4
    • Giga Allegro12/8
  1. University of Virginia, Music Library
  2. Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

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