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sonata da chiesa
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sonata da chiesa

Instrumental work of the late 17th and early 18th centuries frequently, though not always, in four movements: slow introduction, fugal allegro, slow movement, and quick finale. Works of this type were written for more than one instrument, most usually two violins with continuo for bass viol or cello with a keyboard instrument, generally the organ.



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The CD has been very creatively conceived as far as the sound colour of the instrumentation is concerned, and works with the specific features of the sonata da chiesa and sonata da camera, variations, suite and with contrast between ensemble and solo passages.
The senate da chiesa, instrumental church music independent of the sung liturgy, developed in Italy and moved, along with the mainstream of Italian music, north to Austria and Germany.
 
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