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Comprehensive biography and critical analysis of the eminent 18th-century composer. In-depth exploration of significant operas and ballets, alongside an examination of Rameau's life and the musical context of his era, including his acoustic and harmonic theories, connections to Lully, and his influence on Gluck, among other subjects. The work features numerous valuable appendices, indexes, and an extensive bibliography, as well as over 300 musical examples.
This edition is included in the ABRSM syllabus for grade 8 and is derived from early prints. The movements are Affetuoso, Presto, and Allegro.
The "Devil's Trill" Sonata stands as the most renowned of Giuseppe Tartini's (1692–1770) violin sonatas. The newly released scholarly-critical edition reveals numerous surprises. For the first time, all extant contemporary sources have been examined to create an edition that closely resembles Tartini's lost manuscript. The solo part features various ossia passages and alternative articulation markings, while the score presents a highly playable realization of the continuo part, allowing for significant improvisational opportunities. Additionally, this edition introduces a separate part for violoncello or violone for the first time.
