Composers

Sammartini, Giuseppe (1695 - 1750)

Sample page — 308x ⇩ Score — 67x ⇩
Violino I — 45x ⇩, Violino II — 39x ⇩, Viola — 40x ⇩, Violoncello — 41x ⇩, Violino I ripieno — 40x ⇩, Violino II ripieno — 40x ⇩, Basso ripieno — 40x ⇩
Spiritoso — 53x ⇩, Allegro — 52x ⇩, Spiritoso — 48x ⇩, Rondò - Allegro Moderato e Grazioso — 53x ⇩, Pastorale - Andante Sostenuto — 63x ⇩

Source of Concerto Grosso in g minor no. VI, op. V is a printed edition of separate parts by I. Walsh, London, 1747, available at Internet Archive (https://archive.org/). Caption title: “Concerti Grossi a due Violini, Viole, e Violoncello obligati con due altri Violini, e Basso di Ripieno ... Questi Concerti sono composti dalle Sonate a due Violini e Basso dell Opera III”.

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Sample page — 412x ⇩ Score — 65x ⇩
Oboe — 40x ⇩, Violino I — 39x ⇩, Violino II — 38x ⇩, Viola — 40x ⇩, Basso — 38x ⇩
Allegro — 51x ⇩, Adagio — 53x ⇩, Allegro — 62x ⇩

The main source is the manuscript of the score Mus. 2763-O-2,1, RISM ID no.: 212001365. Other two sources are available: a collection of separate parts (without the oboe part), Mus. 2763-O-2a, RISM ID no.: 212001364 and a second score, Mus.2763-O-2,2, RISM ID no.: 212001369. All sources are online available at Digitale Bibliothek, SLUB, Dresden.

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Sample — 457x ⇩ Score — 92x ⇩
Flautino — 52x ⇩, Violino I — 41x ⇩, Violino II — 41x ⇩, Viola — 50x ⇩, Basso — 43x ⇩
Allegro — 53x ⇩, [Largo] — 61x ⇩, Allegro assai — 58x ⇩

The source is the manuscript of the score present in the digital collection Utile Dulci, Musik-och teater-biblioteket, Stockholm. This concerto is written for Soprano recorder in C, and its part, written in B major while other parts are in F major, was transposed to F major. Actually, the player may read the original recorder part like playing with an Alto recorder in F.

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Sample — 413x ⇩ Score — 54x ⇩
Oboe — 39x ⇩, Violino I — 48x ⇩, Violino II — 38x ⇩, Viola — 36x ⇩, Basso — 38x ⇩
Adagio — 55x ⇩, Allegro — 53x ⇩, Grave andante — 53x ⇩, Allegro — 54x ⇩

The source is the manuscript of the score Mus. 2763-O-5, Digitale Bibliothek, SLUB, Dresden.

Version 1.0 with a revised editorial format.
Sample — 442x ⇩ Score — 84x ⇩
Flauto traverso I — 52x ⇩, Flauto traverso II — 55x ⇩, Basso — 49x ⇩
Spiritoso — 63x ⇩, Andante — 64x ⇩, Allegro — 67x ⇩

The source is the printed edition of Opera I by Giuseppe Sammartini, published in London, 1736. The copy has been published by Spes, Firenze, Archivum Musicum – Flauto traversiere, n. 27.

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Sample — 404x ⇩ Score — 83x ⇩
Flauto traverso — 48x ⇩, Violino I — 43x ⇩, Violino II — 47x ⇩, Viola — 49x ⇩, Basso — 42x ⇩
Largo staccato — 56x ⇩, Allegro — 60x ⇩, Largo Staccato. Fl[a]uto tacet — 64x ⇩, Allegro — 64x ⇩

The Concerto, dated between 1716 and 1730 and attributed to Giuseppe or Giovambattista Sammartini, is referred as GroF 2151 and VeiI SamG12. Source is a ms. of the score Mus. 2463-O-4, Digitale Bibliothek SLUB, Dresden. The ancient owner of the score was Johann Georg Pisendel. The Concerto was digitized in the project „Instrumentalmusik der Dresdner Hofkapelle“.

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Sample — 506x ⇩ Score — 131x ⇩
Flauto traversiere / Flauto dolce — 64x ⇩, Basso — 54x ⇩
I.1 Allegro — 61x ⇩, I.2 Andante — 55x ⇩, I.3 Allegro — 51x ⇩, II.1 Andante — 51x ⇩, II.2 Allegro — 51x ⇩, II.3 Andante — 60x ⇩, II.4 Allegro — 54x ⇩

The source of the two sonatas is the manuscript of the score, digital collection ESM – Sibley Music Library, Musical Scores, University of Rochester Libraries. Reference and caption title: “Manuscript; various hands. Sibley Music Library accession no.: 406133.7 Di Giuseppe St. Martini. Sonatas à oboè solo con il basso. 18 sonatas à fluta traversier con il basso. 1 sonata à solo con il basso. Sonata à violino solo.”

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