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Sonata da Camera (Grażyna Bacewicz)

Biagio Marini was a virtuoso violinist and one of the leading Italian composers of early Baroque vocal and instrumental music. Since 1615 he had been employed as a violinist at San Marco Basilica in Venice. At that time the basilica ensemble was directed by Claudio Monteverdi. LAter Marini came back to his hometown, Brescia, as a maestro di cappella at San'Eufemia church and at accademia degli Erranti (1618-20), and since 1621 he served at Farnese court of Duke Wolfgang Wilhelm von Wittelsbach in Neuburg, first as violinist and later as Kapellmeister. At that time he travelled to Brussels, MIlan, Bergamo, Düsseldorf, Brescia and Venice. In 1649 he worked at Accademia della morte in Ferrara. Then he directed Vienza cathedral ensemble (1655-56), and in 1660 he was maestro di camera of Bishop Cornaro in Padua. Marini's compositions have been preserved solely in prints marked by opus numbers from to 22 and issued in the years 1617-1655 in Venice, Prama, MIlan and Antwerp. At least seven prints of Marini's compositions were lost and five of the preserved ones are incomplete. Sonatas VII and IX for 2 bassoons and basso continuo are included in Sonate, symphonie canzoni... Op. 8. This edition is based on the copy of 1629 print located at the University Libraty in Wrocław.

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Sonata nr 8 op. 8 (Marini Biagio)
Sonata nr 9 op. 8 (Marini Biagio)

Sonata da camera to rodzaj sonaty triowej (na dwa instrumenty solowe i basso continuo) o świeckim charakterze. Jest to instrumentalny utwór barokowy, składający się z kilku stylizowanych części tanecznych (niekiedy poprzedzonych wstępem). Niniejsza publikacja zawiera dwie "Sonaty da camera" Arcangelo Corelliego (1658 - 1713) - włoskiego kompozytora oraz skrzypka - wirtuoza. Poza osobnymi głosami skrzypiec I i skrzypiec II oraz fortepianu (jako basso continuo) zamieszczono w niej również partię wiolonczeli ad libitum, jako basso continuo (dwoi linię melodyczną basu w fortepianie).