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Finding Number (Click this to view full catalogue structure)SH/46
TitleMusic by Weidemann; Chinzer; Hasse; and Vivaldi
Extent1 volume
Date[c 1730-c 1753]
DescriptionOne volume containing the following:

1/. Weidemann, C. F. [Trio Sonatas, op. 3]. Six sonatas in three parts. Two for one German flute and one violin and a bass. Two for two German flutes and a bass. And two for three German flutes without a bass. Composed by Charles Frederick Weidemann. Opera Terza.
London. Printed for the author, and sold at his lodgings in Angel Court, Windmill Street, near the upper end of the Hay Market. [1751]. Price 10s [shillings]=6d [pence].
Flute I part. Printed. 12pp. With privilege.
CPM. RISM W 529.

2/. Chinzer, G. [Symphonies, op. 9]. Sei Sinfonie a IV con due Corni da Caccia ad Libitum Di Giovanni Chinzer da Firenze, Compositore, Maestro di Capella, di Musica, Vocale, e Strumentale & Professore di Tromba. Opera IX. Prix en blanc 9. II[livres].
A Paris. Chez Madame Boivin, rue St. Honore a la Regle d'Or. Mr. le Clerc, Rue du Roule a la Croix d'Or. Melle Castagnerie, rue des Prouvaires. A Lion. Mr Bretonne rue Merciere Avec Privilege du Roi. Grave par Melle. Vandome [c 1753].
Violin I part. Printed. 18pp.

3/. Hasse, J. A. [Trio sonatas, op. 1]. Six sonatas or trios. For two German flutes or two violins and a bass. Composed by Signor Giovanni Adolffo Hasse. Opera Prima.
London. Printed for I. Walsh, in Catherine Street, in the Strand [1739].
Flute I part. Printed. 18pp.
Inscribed on title-page 'No. 71'.
RISM H 2296
SmiHW 823

4/. Vivaldi, A. [Concertos, RV335 and 347]. Two celebrated concertos the one commonly called the Cuckow and the other Extravaganza. Composed by Sigr. Antonia [sic] Vivaldi. Note the rest of this authors works may be had where these are sold.
London. Printed for and song by I. Walsh servt. to his Majesty at the Harp and Hoboy in Catherine Street in the Strand: No. 453. [c 1730].
Violin I concertino part. Printed. 8pp
CPM. RISM V 2238. SmiHW 1518.
NotesFormer reference SH 19. Restamped 71.
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