During C.P.E. Bach's early years, the trio sonata underwent a number of significant
changes. The keyboard, especially, made the transition from a continuo role to an independent obbligato part, with the right hand on par with the treble, melodic parts. It was then not a great step to the interesting idea of a solo piece for keyboard with
the accompaniment of one or more melody instruments. This is what we witness in C.P.E. Bach's pieces for keyboard and violin recorded here. This is the debut solo recording on ATMA Classique for the two outstanding English musicians, Adrian Butterfield and Laurence Cummings.
Sonate en ré majeur | Sonata in D Major H 502 (1731) * 11:11
1 Adagio ma non molto 3:03
2 Allegro 1.07
3 Adagio 3.25
4 Menuetto 1 - Menuetto 2 2,36
Sonate en do mineur | Sonata in C Minor H. 514 (1763) * 26:37
5 Allegro moderato 11.37
6 Adagio ma non troppo 7.10
7 Presto 7.50
Arioso en la Majeur | in A Major H.535 (1781) + 11:16
8 Sostenuto
Sonate en si bémol majeur | Sonata in B flat Major H.513 (1763) * 21:20
9 Allegro di molto 9,.34
10 Largo 5.49
11 Presto 6.27
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