Telemann, G P - Trio Sonatas - Biondi, Fabio

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The trio sonata was one of the most popular forms of chamber music in the first half of the 18th century. Many composers contributed to the genre, and that certainly goes for Georg Philipp Telemann. In his work-list we find a large number of pieces for two instruments and basso continuo. They are different in scoring and formally Telemann sometimes deviates from the sonata as it was modelled by Corelli. The Trio sonata in d minor, for instance, begins with a fast movement, which is followed by an adagio and two further fast movements. Telemann loved the combination of instruments from different families. We find various sonatas for recorder, transverse flute or oboe with a violin or a viola da gamba. This disc includes the sonatas for recorder and violin. In some recordings one may find sonatas which are omitted here, but that is because in those pieces the second melody part is for a descant viol.