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Dario Castello, Giovanni Battista Fontana: Sonate concertate in stil moderno - Jane Gower (dulcian); John Holloway (violin); Lars Ulrik Mortensen (harpsichord)
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  1. Sonata settima, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 7 in G major (Sonata Concertate I/7)
  2. Sonata prima, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 1 in C major (Sonata Concertate I/1)
  3. Sonata ottava, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 8 in G major (Sonata Concertate I/8)
  4. Sonata seconda a violino solo
  5. Sonata Nona
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  1. Sonata settima, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 7 in G major (Sonata Concertate I/7)
  2. Sonata prima, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 1 in C major (Sonata Concertate I/1)
  3. Sonata ottava, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 8 in G major (Sonata Concertate I/8)
  4. Sonata seconda a violino solo
  5. Sonata Nona
  6. Sonata Terza (from Sonata à 1, 2, 3)
  7. Sonata Decima
  8. Sonata Quinta
  9. Sonata Duodecima
  10. Sonata Sesta
  11. Sonata settima, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 7 in G major (Sonata Concertate I/7)
  12. Sonata seconda, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 2 in F major (Sonata Concertate I/2)
  13. Sonata ottava, for 2 instruments & continuo No. 8 in G major (Sonata Concertate I/8)
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This collection of pieces from the first generation of Baroque violin music presents almost unknown but highly distinctive and exciting compositions, superbly performed and recorded. The music here was recorded in 2008 and not issued until 2012, perhaps due to ECM's unease over marketing works that even Baroque enthusiasts may not have heard of. These pieces come from Venice, probably during the 1620s. They point the way toward the Baroque duo and trio sonata, still decades in the future, but they're artistically coherent ...

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