Trio Sonata in D major, Op.1 No.4 (Loeillet, John)
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For Trumpet and Organ (Rondeau)
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Michel Rondeau
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Sheet Music
Arrangements and Transcriptions
For 2 Violins and Piano (Béon)
Complete Score and parts, titlepage and introduction
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Alexandre Béon (1862-1912), continuo realization
Ernest Closson (1870-1950), introduction
Paris: Henri Lemoine, 1911. Plate 20858.P.941.HL.
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Marked as (Sonata) No.11 (=??). Scan reduced to b&w, with stains and markings removed.
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Complete Score and Parts
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Michel Rondeau
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General Information
| Work Title | Trio Sonata in D major |
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| Alternative Title |
| Composer | Loeillet, John |
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| Opus/Catalogue Number | Op.1 No.4 |
| Key | D major |
| Movements/Sections | 4 movements |
| Piece Style | Baroque |
| Instrumentation | Recorder, oboe, continuo |
Misc. Comments
The introduction by Belgian musicologist Ernest Closson, after a few vague general historical remarks that throw no light on the sources for this edition, establishes that following the investigations of a Ghent archivist, V(ictor) van der Haeghen (1854 - 1916), the composer, Jean-Baptiste Loeillet, was born in Ghent 14th March 1653 and died "75 years later", a presumed fact he finds puzzling. He evokes the possibility of a mix-up, but does not mention "John" Loeillet, only one Jacques and one Etienne-Joseph, both Belgian and possibly related. Although he evokes the possibility of homonymity he does not realize there were two Jean-Baptistes, one in Ghent, and the other in London, both dying fairly young with different dates than the ones proposed here.
- Recordings
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- Béon, Alexandre/Arranger
- Closson, Ernest/Editor
- Rondeau, Michel/Arranger
- Scores
- Loeillet, John
- Baroque
- Sonatas
- For recorder, oboe, continuo
- Scores featuring the oboe
- Scores featuring the recorder
- Scores with basso continuo
- For 2 players with continuo
- For 2 violins, piano (arr)
- Scores featuring the violin
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- For 3 players
- For trumpet, organ (arr)
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- For 2 players
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- D major

