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- Instruments: Harpsichord
- Ensembles: Solo Instrument
- Genres: Classical Music
- Period: Baroque Music
- Formats: Score
Musicological reviser
The sonatas in E M and M have been known through adaptations made by Enric Granados in 1905.
After several attempts at reconstruction and studies around these parts this is the first critical edition of these sonatas.
Moreover, following the emergence of another sonata attributed to Domenico Scarlatti, is thought to include them in this publication.
In this edition you will find some other sonatas attributable to Scarlatti: http://www.dinsic.com/ca/publicacions-clasificacio-general/partitures-avancat/card/partitura-oit1-sonates_per_a_teclat And the first sonata of this http://ifc.dpz.es/publicaciones/ver/id/1874 is even more Scarlattian than the third sonata of the Tritó edition. From the following edition http://www.worldcat.org/title/obras-ineditas-para-tecla/oclc/755100785?referer=di&ht=edition#reviews the sonata in G major of Scarlatti was published years ago as sonata nr. 46 of Carlos Seixas. Tha Courcelle sonata is practically the same as that in A of the Tritó edition. see more information: http://voortman-musik.npage.de Musica Hispana/ Erratas...
This is a worthwhile publication, clearly presented and carefully edited, of three sonatas attributed to Domenico Scarlatti in 18th century manuscripts, with an informative essay by Pedrero-Encabo. Whether or not the works are by Scarlatti, they are attractive and should become wider known
Desconocía la existencia de estas sonatas! Me alegro de saber que pueden adquirirse en edición crítica.