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SIX SONATAS for two VIOLINS or GERMAN FLUTES with a Thorough Bass for the HARPSICHORD. Composed by Sigr. VINCENZO CIAMPI. London. Printed for I. Walsh in Catharine Street in the Strand Of whom may be had Just Publish'd for CONCERTS [list of works beginning with: "Handel's 60 Overtures, 8 Parts" and ending with: "Stanley's Concertos"]

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  • SONATA ID
    • AllegroC
    • Grave3/4
    • Minuet Andante3/8
  • SONATA IIG
    • AllegroC
    • AdagioC
    • Minuet Andante3/4
  • SONATA IIIC
    • AllegroC|
    • Adagio3/4
    • Giga Allegro12/8
  • SONATA IVG
    • AllegroC
    • Adagio6/8
    • Minuet Andantino3/4
  • SONATA VA
    • AllegroC
    • AdagioC
    • Minuet Andante Staccato3/4
  • SONATA VID
    • AllegroC
    • AdagioC|
    • Minuet Andantino3/8
  1. University of Virginia, Music Library
  2. Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

Six Sonatas FOR Two Violins Violoncello or HARPSICORD. Most humbly dedicated To the Lady Augusta BY HER ROYAL HIGHNESS' most devoted and Dutiful Servant Fred: Nussen Opera 2da. London Printed for the Author by John Walsh Musick Printer & Instrument Maker to his Majesty, in Catherine Street, Strand.

Contents
  • SONATA ID
    • Con Spirito3/4
    • AllegroC|
    • Affettuoso3/4
    • GavottaC
  • SONATA IIF
    • Largo3/4
    • AllegroC
    • Tempo di Minuet Andante3/4
  • SONATA IIIg
    • LargoC
    • AllegroC|
    • March LargoC
    • Vivace3/4
  • SONATA IVE♭
    • AdagioC
    • AllegroC
    • Siciliana6/8
    • Vivace3/4
  • SONATA VG
    • AdagioC
    • AllegroC|
    • Gratiosa3/4
    • Allegro3/4
  • SONATA VIA
    • Tempo giustoC
    • Allegro moderato[C]
    • Largo3/2
    • GavottaC
  1. University of Virginia, Music Library
  2. Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

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