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Title Transcription: TWELVE SONATA'S, In Three PARTS; Dedicated to HER GRACE, HENRIETTA, Dutchess of Marlborough, &c. &c. The First, Second, and Third Sonata's, for two German Flutes, [or two Violins] and a Bass. The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Sonata's, for one German Flute, one Violin, [or two Violins] and a Bass. The Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Sonata's, for two Violins and a Bass. Compos'd by MICHAEL CHRISTIAN FESTING. OPERA SECUNDA. LONDON: Printed by WILLIAM SMITH, at CORRELLI'S Head, near St. Clement's Church in the Strand; and Sold only by the Author, at his House in Angel Court in Windmill-street, near the upper End of the Hay-Market. (Price One Guinea.) Where may also be had, (and no where else) Twelve SOLO'S for a Violin And Thorough Bass, compos'd by the same Author. Price One Guinea. M.DCC.XXXI., 1731

Title Transcription: VII SONATAS FOR TWO VIOLINS with a Thorough Bass FOR THE HARPSICORD or VIOLONCELLO COMPOS'D BY THOMAS AUGUSTINE ARNE. OPERA TERZA. London. Printed for I. Walsh in Catharine 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: "Bezozzis Sonatas, 3 Sets"], 1757

Title Transcription: XII SOLOS FOR A VIOLIN WITH A THOROUGH BASS FOR THE HARPSICORD OR VIOLONCELLO COMPOS'D BY ARCANGELO CORELLI Opera Quinta. N.B. These Solos are Printed from a curious Edition Publish'd at Rome by the Author. London. Printed for and Sold by I. Walsh, in Catherine Street in Strand, of whom may be had all the Works of Corelli (viz) his Sonatas and Concertos in Parts and in Score., 1740

Title Transcription: XII SOLOS for a VIOLIN with a Thorough Bass for the HARPSICORD or VIOLONCELLO Compos'd by GIUSEPPE TARTINI. London. Printed for and Sold by I. Walsh, in Catherine Street in the Strand, of whom may be had, Solos for a Violin, by the following Authors. [list of names beginning with: "Geminiani" and ending with "Galliard."], 1742

Title Transcription: XII SONATAS in three Parts Six of which are for two VIOLINS and a BASS three for two GERMAN FLUTES and three for a HAUTBOY & common FLUTE with a BASS for the VIOLONCELLO and a Thorough BASS for the HARPSICORD Compos'd by Mr: John Loeillet Opera Secunda London Printed for and sold by I: Walsh servant to his Majesty at the Harp and Hoboy in Catherine. street in the Strand. and Ino. and Ioseph Hare at the Viol and Flute in Cornhill near the Royal Exchange, 1725

Title Transcription: 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., 1712

Title Transcription: XII SUONATE a Tre Duoi Violini e Violone Col Basso per L'Organo DEDICATE Al Molto Reverendo e Molto illustre Signore il Signor DECANO E CAPITOLO CRANENBURGHENSE Da PIETRO ALBERTI Organista del Capitolo Cranenburghense OPERA PRIMA A Amsterdam Chez ESTIENNE ROGER Marchand Libraire, 1703

Title Transcription: XII SUONATE à Tre Due Violini e Violoncello Col Basso per l'Organo Dal Signor HENRICI ALBICASTERO D.B.W. Cavaliero Opera Quarta A Amsterdam Chez ESTIENNE ROGER Marchand libraire, 1702

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