Composers
Sammartini, Giovanni Battista (1700 - 1775)
Sample page — 108x ⇩
Score — 51x ⇩
The source of Sonata XII is the printed edition in separate parts of the collection of 12 sonatas, by Joseph Renou, ca. 1750, Gallica, BNF, Paris, RISM ID no.: 990057170. Caption title: “XII Sonate, otto a due violini e basso e quattro a flauto, due violini e basso... opera quinta. Gravé par Joseph Renou...”. In the Renou edition the sonatas are erroneously attributed to Giuseppe Sammartini.
Sample page — 470x ⇩
Score — 104x ⇩
The source of Sonata XI is the printed edition in separate parts of the collection of 12 sonatas, by Joseph Renou, ca. 1750, Gallica, BNF, Paris. Caption title: “XII Sonate, otto a due violini e basso e quattro a flauto, due violini e basso... opera quinta. Gravé par Joseph Renou...”. In the Renou edition the sonatas are errone- ously attributed to Giuseppe Sammartini.
Sample page — 421x ⇩
Score — 80x ⇩
The source of Sonata X is the printed edition in separate parts of the collection of 12 sonatas, ca. 1750, Gallica, BNF, Paris. Caption title: “XII Sonate, otto a due violini e basso e quattro a flauto, due violini e basso... opera quinta. Gravé par Joseph Renou...”. In the Renou edition the sonatas are erroneously attributed to Giuseppe Sammartini.
Sample page — 381x ⇩
Score — 87x ⇩
The sources of Concertino GroF 808 are:
1. the autograph of score Mus. Hs. 797, Badische Landesbibliothek, Karlsruhe, RISM ID No. 453002486. Caption title: “Originale | III. | Concertino con Flutta Traversiera | obbligata | Di Gio: Batta S. Martino”; 2. the ms of parts, Mus. Hs. 786, Badische Landesbibliothek, Karlsruhe, RISM ID No. 453002475.
Sample page — 380x ⇩
Score — 70x ⇩
The source of Sonata IX is the printed edition in separate parts of the collection of 12 sonatas, ca. 1750, Gallica, BNF, Paris. Caption title: “XII Sonate, otto a due violini e basso e quattro a flauto, due violini e basso... opera quinta. Gravé par Joseph Renou...”. In the Renou edition the sonatas are erroneously attributed to Giuseppe Sammartini.
Sample page — 442x ⇩
Score — 64x ⇩
Flauto traversiere I — 48x ⇩, Flauto traversiere II — 46x ⇩, Violino I — 46x ⇩, Violino II — 46x ⇩, Corno I — 43x ⇩, Corno II — 41x ⇩, Basso — 44x ⇩The sources of Concertino are:
1. the ms. of score and parts Mus. Hs. 793, Badische Landesbibliothek, Karlsruhe, RISM ID No. 453002482. Caption title: “Concertino à più Stromenti con Due Flaute Traversiere / obligati / Del Sig.r San Martino”.
2. the ms of parts of the second movement, Mus. Hs. 788, Badische Landesbibliothek, Karlsruhe, RISM ID No. 453002477.
Sample — 438x ⇩
Score — 80x ⇩
The “Concerto” has the following opus catalogue references: GroF 804, JenS 71A. The source is a ms. of five separate parts available online at the digital library BLB, Karlsruhe (Mus. Hs. 780).
Score first page — 369x ⇩
Score — 57x ⇩
The “Concertino” has the following opus catalogue references: GroF 807, BeiH deest, FarinaS 2004 3. The main source is an autograph ms. of the score (with no date) available online at the digital library BLB, Karlsruhe (Mus. Hs. 795). A second source at the same library (Mus. Hs. 785) is a ms. of separate parts.
Score first page — 322x ⇩
Full score — 54x ⇩
The “Concertino” has the following opus catalogue references: GroF 809, BeiH deest, FarinaS 2004 11. The source is an autograph ms. of the score (with the date October 1750) available online at the digital library BLB, Karlsruhe (Mus. Hs. 795). The last page of the score includes the script: “Questi concertini devon’eseguirsi con solamente quatro Stromenti, cioè, un Flauto Traversier, due Violini, mà che suonano di buon gusto, come pure un Violoncello. La Flutta deve sempre suonare col P.mo
Violino, essendo quella la parte principale; con di più li soli che sono qui notati: s’averte che li Violini devon suonare con tutta la maggior discrezione acciò la Flutta debba sentirsi distintamente, e così anche deve suonare il Violoncello.”;
Score first page — 384x ⇩
Full score — 47x ⇩
The source is a ms. of four separate parts available online at the digital library BLB, Karlsruhe.
Sample — 383x ⇩
Score — 52x ⇩
The sources are: a ms. of six separate parts and a ms. of a four parts score, both erroneously attributed to the theorbist Francesco Conti. Both mss. come from SLUB, Dresden.
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