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Start Over Date range 1774 Places Paris (France)
University of Virginia, Music Library

Alexander Mackay-Smith Collection

265 items
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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SEI TRIÒ A DUE VIOLINI, E BASSO DEDICATI A Sua Altezza Reale Il Signor. Duca di Savoia DA GAETANO PUGNANI OPERA PRIMA A PARIS Chez a Lion Mr de la Chevardiere rue du roule à la Croix d'Or Et aux adresses ordinaires. Mrs les Freres le Goux place des Cordéliers. Prix 7tt. 4s.

Contents
  • TRIO IG

    [Z. 47]

    • AndanteC
    • Allo.assai2/4
    • Grazioso3/8
  • TRIO IIF

    [Z. 48]

    • AdagioC
    • Presto2/4
    • Minuetto3/4
  • TRIO IIIC

    [Z. 49]

    • AndanteC
    • Presto2/4
    • Grazioso3/4
  • TRIO IVB♭

    [Z. 50]

    • AndanteC
    • Presto2/4
    • Grazioso3/4
  • TRIO VA

    [Z. 51]

    • AllegroC|
    • Grazioso3/4
  • TRIO VIC

    [Z. 52]

    • Andante2/4
    • Allo.assaiC|
    • Minuetto3/4
    • CacciaAll.6/8

SIX TRIOS A Deux Violons et Basse Composés PAR Mr. Dolphin Œuvre. 1e. A PARIS Chez Le Sr Sieber, musicien rue St Honoré à l'hôtel D'aligre Ancien Grand Conseil. Et aux adresses Ordinaires A LYON M. Casteau A. BRUXCELLES M. Godfroy A BORDEAU M. Seaunier Gravé par Md. Sieber. Prix. 7tt. 4s. A P D R

Contents
  • TRIO IC
    • AllegroC
    • Rondeau moltoGratioso2
  • TRIO IIF
    • AllegroC
    • RondeauGratioso6/8
  • TRIO IIIB♭
    • Allo.CommodoC
    • Rondeau2/4
  • TRIO IVE♭
    • Andante3
    • AllegroC
  • TRIO VB♭
    • Allegro2
    • Rondeau2/4
  • TRIO VID
    • Allegro3
    • Rondeau Allegrino2/4

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