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Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

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The Mackay-Smith Collection's greatest strength is in contemporary editions of 18th-century instrumental music, particularly trio sonatas. The collection shows similarity to the music section of Jefferson's catalogue of 1783. The trio sonatas of Carlo Antonio Campioni (1720-1788), one of Jefferson's favorite composers, are especially well represented.
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A 2d. Set of SIX SONATAS for two VIOLINS with a Thorough Bass for the HARPSICORD OR VIOLONCELLO Compos'd by Sigr. CARLO ANTONIO CAMPIONI Shortly will be Publish'd a 3d. Set of Six Sonatas by ye same Author. London. Printed for I. Walsh in Catherine Street in the Strand. Of whom may be had for two Violins and a Bass. [list of works beginning with: "Twenty four Overtures from Mr. Handel's Operas in Four Parts for the use of small Concerts." and ending with: "Fingers Sonatas"

Six SONATAS for a Violin and a Bass Dedicated To His Excellency The PRINCE DON LORENZO CORSINI Great Chamberlain to his Imperial MAJESTY &c. &c. &c. BY DOMENICO FERRARI. LONDON Printed for John Cox at Simpson's Musick Shop in Sweetings Alley, opposite the East Door of the Royal Exchange, of whom may be had, For the Harpsicord Violin or Bass, [list of works beginning with: "Degiardino's Solos Duets and Sonatas." and ending with: "Groneman's ditto."

SIX SONATAS FOR TWO VIOLINS with a Thorough Bass for the HARPSICORD OR VIOLONCELLO Compos'd by Sigr. CARLO ANTONIO CAMPIONI. OPERA I [changed in MS to read: "III"] London. Printed for I. Walsh in Catherine Street in the Strand. Of whom may be had for two Violins and a Bass [list of works beginning with: "Sixty four Overtures from all Mr. Handel's Operas & Oratorios for Violins in Four Parts for ye use of small Concerts." and ending with: "Bononcinis 12 Sonatas"]

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