Mascitti - Sonate a Violino Solo E BassoAt the beginning of the 18th century Italian instrumental music reached France and began to make it's decisive impact. Michele Mascitti was a protagonist of this remarkable change. The young violinist moved from Naples to Paris where he spent most of his long life and managed to publish nine collections of instrumental music between 1704 and 1738. The extraordinary success and popularity of Mascitti's works allowed him to live for many years as a free

Made up entirely of original songs

Grumiaux's playing and interpretation equal any I have ever heard

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made the work an indispensable part of the concert hall repertoire and Arthur Nikisch

poetry and life of Coimbra in the late eighteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth century

and also sees three tracks on this brand new record

Lost songs recorded 40 years ago and unheard until now

an entertainment form focused on competitions merging elements of song

notably under the direction of John Eliot Gardiner with whom he sings very regularly - and the French pianist Baptiste Trotignon

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Anton Webern made a transcription of Schoenberg's Kammersymphonie Op

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