J.S. BACH: Trio Sonatas BWV525-530 [CD de audio] Mario Folena, Roberto Loreggian and J.S.Bach

Triosonata n.1 BWV 525; Triosonata n.2 BWV 526; Triosonata n.3 BWV 527; Triosonata n.4 BWV 528; Triosonata n.5 BWV 529; Triosonata n.6 BWV 530 - In general, the term triosonata indicates a work written for two solo instruments accompanied by the basso continuo, formed in most cases by the cello and the harpsichord. Johann Sebastian Bach, on the other hand, wrote his Triosonatas BWV 525-530 for the organ alone, dividing the parts of the different instruments between the two hands and the pedalboard. Considered among the greatest masterpieces of this genre, these works have been transcribed over time for various instrumental groups and on this album they are presented in a version for flute and harpsichord, using different types of flute, including the flute. love. These works are presented to us in the splendid performance of Mario Folena, renowned soloist and prominent member of numerous original instrument ensembles such as John Eliot Gardiner's English Baroque Soloists, and Roberto Loreggian, considered by many experts to be one of the best Italian harpsichordists. , which can boast a discography that is as nutritious as it is qualified. For Brilliant Classics , Folena and Loreggian have already published an album of Vivaldi sonatas, greeted with unanimous enthusiasm by the specialized press around the world. Mario Folena, flute