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Georg Philipp Telemann was the most renowned German composer of his age, and composed prolifically for the theatre, the church and especially the chamber. He was a master of most of the instruments of the day, and was especially partial to the flute. This presents the world premiere recording of his Six Sonates en Trois dans le Gout, engraved and published by Telemann himself in 1731.Tracks:Sonata for 2 violins (or 2 flutes) & continuo in G major (Quartets or Trios No. 1), TWV 42:G31. Dolce - 1:432. Allegro - 1:393. Affettuoso - 1:444. Vivace - 2:12 Sonata for 2 violins (or 2 flutes) & continuo in C minor (Quartets or Trios No. 2), TWV 42:cl5. Largo - 1:196. Allegro ma non troppo - 1:497. Grave - 1:308. Allegro - 2:27Quartet for 2 flutes (or violins), cello, bassoon & continuo No. 3 in A major (Quartets or Trios No. 3), TWV 43:A29. Cantabile - 1:2210. Alla breve - 1:4811. Lento - 1:4712. Allegra assai - 2:12Sonata for 2 violins (or flutes) & continuo in D minor (Quartets or Trios No. 4), TWV 42:d213. Vivace - 2:0914. Largo - 1:5015. Presto - 2:37Sonata for 2 violins (or 2 flutes) & continuo in E minor, TWV 42:e116. Largo - 1:4617. Allegro - 1:4818. Affettuoso - 1:4619. Vivace - 2:51Sonata for 2 violins (or 2 flutes) & continuo in D major, TWV 42:D420. Soave - 1:3421. Allegro assai - 1:2922. Andante - 1:3423. Vivace - 3:30Sonata for flute, violin & continuo in G major (Sonates en Trio No. 5), TWV 42:G1224. Affettuoso - 1:2125. Vivace - 3:1226. Grave - 2:0627. Vivace - 2:25Review
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