Trio Sonata in A major, Op. 7 No. 5

Willem de Fesch · 1687–1761 · Dutch

For 2 violins (or flute), continuo

Level 2 · Intermediate — about ABRSM 5 · RCM 6, with the parts evenly matched

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Ensemble: With continuo
Hardest part: Balanced
Form: Full work
Length: About 5 min
Composed: 1733
Era: Baroque

Notes

Print (London, 1733): for two German flutes or two violins with a thorough bass

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Dedicated to: William Huggins

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