Solo sonatas written in Italy in the early decades of the 17th century dazzle with originality, imaginative impulses and instrumental virtuosity – aspects that have all been taken into consideration when choosing pieces for this attractive compilation of Italian Baroque violin music. Along with violin sonatas by Italian maestri Arcangelo Corelli, Antonio Vivaldi and Tomasi Albinoni, this volume offers the chance to get to know lesser-known composers of this genre such as Carlo Farina and Michele Mascitti, who introduced Italian violin music to Germany and France. Our Urtext edition glows with a variety of Baroque gems from that era.

• Carlo Farina
  Violin Sonata d minor
• Violin 3 easy

• Giovanni Battista Fontana
  Violin Sonata C major
• Violin 3 easy

• Giovanni Maria Bononcini
  Allemanda and Corrente f minor
• Violin 3 easy

• Giovanni Maria Bononcini
  Aria, Corrente and Sarabande F major op. 4
• Violin 3 easy

• Arcangelo Corelli
  Violin Sonata e minor op. 5,8
• Violin 3 easy

• Michele Mascitti
  Violin Sonata E major op. 2,10
• Violin 2 easy

• Michele Mascitti
  Violin Sonata g minor op. 2,14
• Violin 3 easy

• Antonio Vivaldi
  Violin Sonata E major op. 5,15
• Violin 2 easy

• Tomaso Albinoni
  Violin Sonata A major
• Violin 4 medium

• Francesco Maria Veracini
  Violin Sonata b minor op. 1,3
• Violin 3 easy

• Francesco Maria Veracini
  Violin Sonata B flat major op. 1,8
• Violin 5 medium

• Carlo Tessarini
  Allettamento G major
• Violin 4 medium

• Carlo Tessarini
  Trattenimento A major
• Violin 3 easy

• Francesco Maria Veracini
  Violin Sonata d minor op. 2,12
• Violin 4 medium