PASQUINI: Sonatas for two Organs [CD de audio] Luca Scandali and Pasquini

In addition to being an appreciated author of plays and sacred works, Bernardo Pasquini was one of the most famous virtuosos of the second half of the 17th century and, in the field of organo-cembalistic literature, he is considered one of the most important links between the style of Girolamo Frescobaldi and that of Domenico Scarlatti. Pasquini's sonatas for two organs propose a series of splendid dialogues between the two instruments, which often saw the teacher and the student as protagonists, in works very fashionable at that time, such as the Allegro da concerto and various types of dances. These works are presented to us in a brand new interpretation signed by Luca Scandali and Hadrien Jourdan, on the keyboard of two splendid historical organs from the 18th century. Hadrien Jourdan, organ and harpsichord.