Utwory na płycie:

• Cello Sonata in E-Flat Major, ABV 37: I. Allegro
• Cello Sonata in E-Flat Major, ABV 37: II. Pastorale siciliana
• Cello Sonata in E-Flat Major, ABV 37: III. Rondo grazioso
• Cello Duetto in F Major, ABV 48: I. Adagio
• Cello Duetto in F Major, ABV 48: II. Allegro
• Cello Duetto in F Major, ABV 48: III. Moderato assai grazioso
• Cello Sonata in G Major, ABV 28: I. Allegro
• Cello Sonata in G Major, ABV 28: II. Andante
• Cello Sonata in G Major, ABV 28: III. Allegro
• Cello Duetto in A Minor, ABV 49: I. Allegretto
• Cello Duetto in A Minor, ABV 49: II. Andante
• Cello Duetto in A Minor, ABV 49: III. Menuet en rondeau
• Cello Duetto in G Major, ABV 47: I. Allegro
• Cello Duetto in G Major, ABV 47: II. Adagio
• Cello Duetto in G Major, ABV 47: III. Allegro
• Cello Sonata in D Minor, ABV 45: I. Allegretto
• Cello Sonata in D Minor, ABV 45: II. Cantabile
• Cello Sonata in D Minor, ABV 45: III. Rondò (Andante)

Sonata in E-flat Major, ABV 37
Cello Duo in F Major, ABV 48
Sonata in G Major, ABV 28
Cello Duo in A Minor, ABV 49
Duetto in G Major, ABV 47
Sonata VI in D Minor, ABV 45

Son of a famous composer from Verona, Giuseppe Clemente Dall’Abaco learned to play the cello as a young boy growing up in Munich, Germany at about the same time that Bach wrote his famous cello suites. A few years later, in 1729, Dall’Abaco found his first employment as a cellist, in Bonn at the court of the Elector of Cologne, and began a fascinating musical career that led him to prominence in London, Paris, Vienna, and other European musical centres. French grace, German logic, and Italian virtuosity come together in Giuseppe Clemente Dall’Abaco’s fine cello sonatas and cello duos, a world premiere recording of works that offer a remarkable range of technical demands and musical variety.

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Recording: AMUZ, Antwerp (BE), 4–6 April 2022. Instrument: Cello (Elinor Frey) by Karl Dennis (Warren, Rhode Island, 2017 – after Stradivari, 1708); Cello (Catherine Jones) by Robert Thompson (London, 1752); Harpsichord by Andreas Kilström (Sweden, 2007).