|
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||
|  |  |
 |
 |
| Composer: Bach, J.S. |
|
Notes:
The Six trio sonatas for organ were composed in Leipzig sometime around 1727. Written in the Italian form of Sonata da Camera, an imitative violin-style duo line is supported by a basso continuo. The bass line is played both on the lower open strings of the lute and in the left hand on the harpsichord, resulting in an organ-like sonority. The rhythmic and chromatic complexity of the two intertwined melody lines is unique to Bach's style. |
Large works are available either complete or as individual tracks. Each track is available in 2 formats; MP3(128kbps) and WAV (uncompressed).
Fast loading samples are provided for each track but please note that they have been compressed, resulting in a lower sound quality than the downloaded versions.
All prices are in Canadian currency. The charge for electronic transfer will appear in the 'Shipping' field of the order checkout page.
Return to Previous Page >>
|
Early
Music Studio info@earlymusicstudio.com
Kelowna, British Columbia Canada (250) 769-2884
Copyright © 2005. This site is provided by the Society of Friends of the Early Music Studio, registered in British Columbia, Canada Website design, hosting, SEO marketing at Spincaster |