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Bärenreiter, n.d.[1953].
Editor
Werner Danckert (1900-1970)
Publisher
Hortus musicus, No.110
Kassel: Bärenreiter, n.d.[1953]. Plate Hortus musicus 110.
Kassel: Bärenreiter, n.d.[1953]. Plate Hortus musicus 110.
Misc. Notes
1. Scanned at 600dpi grayscale, improved, converted to monochrome.
2. From the uploader's library. Page 3 with the editor's introduction has been removed. The latter points out that contrary to most claims, the Mantuan Salomone Rossi was not the first to compose a Trio Sonata, Giovanni Paolo Cima's Sonate a tre for Violin, Cornetto & Basso (1610) came before. The originally unfigured bass has been realized by the editor. The "1953" date for this edition is nowhere to be found in the score but may be realistic (Pachelbel's "Triosuiten" in the same collection, No.54, with a Bärenreiter plate number that is lacking here, is actually dated 1950).
2. From the uploader's library. Page 3 with the editor's introduction has been removed. The latter points out that contrary to most claims, the Mantuan Salomone Rossi was not the first to compose a Trio Sonata, Giovanni Paolo Cima's Sonate a tre for Violin, Cornetto & Basso (1610) came before. The originally unfigured bass has been realized by the editor. The "1953" date for this edition is nowhere to be found in the score but may be realistic (Pachelbel's "Triosuiten" in the same collection, No.54, with a Bärenreiter plate number that is lacking here, is actually dated 1950).
Copyright
Hawthorne Early Music, 2013.
Editor
Publisher
Dallas: Hawthorne Early Music, 2013.
Misc. Notes
The facsimile scan I used had pencilled-in ornaments, which I've left off.
Bärenreiter, n.d.[1953].
Editor
Werner Danckert (1900-1970)
Publisher
Hortus musicus, No.110
Kassel: Bärenreiter, n.d.[1953]. Plate Hortus musicus 110.
Kassel: Bärenreiter, n.d.[1953]. Plate Hortus musicus 110.
Misc. Notes
1. Scanned at 600dpi grayscale, improved, converted to monochrome.
2. From the uploader's library. Page 3 with the editor's introduction has been removed. The latter points out that contrary to most claims, the Mantuan Salomone Rossi was not the first to compose a Trio Sonata, Giovanni Paolo Cima's Sonate a tre for Violin, Cornetto & Basso (1610) came before. The originally unfigured bass has been realized by the editor. The "1953" date for this edition is nowhere to be found in the score but may be realistic (Pachelbel's "Triosuiten" in the same collection, No.54, with a Bärenreiter plate number that is lacking here, is actually dated 1950).
2. From the uploader's library. Page 3 with the editor's introduction has been removed. The latter points out that contrary to most claims, the Mantuan Salomone Rossi was not the first to compose a Trio Sonata, Giovanni Paolo Cima's Sonate a tre for Violin, Cornetto & Basso (1610) came before. The originally unfigured bass has been realized by the editor. The "1953" date for this edition is nowhere to be found in the score but may be realistic (Pachelbel's "Triosuiten" in the same collection, No.54, with a Bärenreiter plate number that is lacking here, is actually dated 1950).
Copyright
Hawthorne Early Music, 2013.
Editor
Publisher
Dallas: Hawthorne Early Music, 2013.
Misc. Notes
The facsimile scan I used had pencilled-in ornaments, which I've left off.