C.F. Abel sonata for viola da gamba and continuo in E-minor

[RDC]

Hi guys, I really need this music sheet but I don't know where to find
it.
Could you please help me?
Thank you in advance.

Bonjour à tous, j' aimerais bien trouver cette sonate mais je ne la
trouve pas.
Es que vous pouvez m' aider s'il vous plait?
Merci d' avance.

P.S. I found only this MIDI version in the link at the end of this
page.

J' ai juste trouvé un fichier MIDI dans ce lien.

http://www.kunstderfuge.com/classical/a.htm

[peternewton2005]

The piece is in the well-known series Hortus Musicus, along with other
sonatas by Abel. It should be available in any good library. The
listing in the University of Toronto Librrary catalogue reads as
follows:

Author Abel, Karl Friedrich, 1723-1787.

Added author Bacher, Joseph.

Added author Woehl, Waldemar, 1902-


TitleSechs Sonaten für Viola da gamba oder Geige (Querflöte) und Basso
continuo / Karl Friedrich Abel ; herausgegeben von Joseph Bacher ;
Generalbass-Aussetzung von W. Woehl.

Uniform titleSonatas, viola da gamba, continuo

Series titleHortus musicus ; 39-40


ImprintKassel : Bärenreiter-Verlag, c1949.


Publisher #Bärenreiter-Ausgabe 1085

Publisher #Bärenreiter-Ausgabe 1745


Contents notev. 1. E-moll (Nr. 3) ; D-dur (Nr. 4) ; G-dur (Nr. 6) -- v.
2. C-dur (Nr. 1) ; A-dur (Nr. 2) ; A-dur (Nr. 5).

General note Includes alternative part for violin or flute.

General note Pub. no.: 1085, 1745.

General note The figured bass is realized for harpsichord.

It is definitely the piece you are seeking since the MIDI file you
provide a link to matches. If you don't have access to such a library
let me know and perhaps I can scan it for you.

Peter Newton

[Orpheon]

I believe this is ANOTHER e-minor Sonata, which begins with a
Siciliano movement.

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[peternewton2005]

With all due respect, I have the music in front of me, and the MIDI
file linked by the original poster playing, and they are the same
piece.

Peter Newton

On Jan 4, 1:37 pm, Orpheon <orph...@gmx.at> wrote:
> I believe this is ANOTHER e-minor Sonata, which begins with a
> Siciliano movement.
>
> Greetings from Spain,
>

> Joséhttp://www.orpheon.org/OldSite/Seiten/Courses/Early_Music_Courses.htm

[Orpheon]

In that case, there would be no real reason for another edition of
this piece.
In fact, the other e-minor (Siciliano) work may have also already been
re-edited in Germany (Güntersberg), but I might be wrong. I'm in my
Madrid apartment and away from my library (Vienna).

All the best and do drop in on the collection some time..

José
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[peternewton2005]

Thank you, the original poster didn't say another edition was needed,
as I understood him, just that he couldn't find one.

I wish I were in a position, geographically, to drop in on the
collection or to take some of the courses you offer. Perhaps when I
retire. Thank you for the thought!

Peter Newton

On Jan 5, 1:52 pm, Orpheon <orph...@gmx.at> wrote:
> In that case, there would be no real reason for another edition of
> this piece.
> In fact, the other e-minor (Siciliano) work may have also already been
> re-edited in Germany (Güntersberg), but I might be wrong. I'm in my
> Madrid apartment and away from my library (Vienna).
>
> All the best and do drop in on the collection some time..
>