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Veracini Sonata No. 12, 2nd movement - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 173 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the second movement, Capriccio Cromatic...
Veracini Sonata No. 12, 1st movement - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 238 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the first movement, Passagallo (Largo),...
Corelli Sonata No. 12 "La Folia" - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 913 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the Sonata in D Minor Op. 5, No. 12, "L...
Veracini Sonata No. 12, 3rd movement - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 208 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the third movement, Adagio-Ciaccona (Al...
Locatelli Sonata No. 12, 3rd and 4th movements - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 124 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the third and fourth movements (Andante...
Locatelli Sonata No. 12, 1st and 2nd movements - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 268 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the first and second movements (Adagio ...
Muffat Sonata in D Major - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 796 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the Sonata in D Major by Georg Muffat (...
Handel Andante in A Minor - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 188 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the Andante in A Minor, HWV 412, by Geo...
Corelli Sonata No. 6, 1st movement - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 480 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the first movement (Grave) of the Sonat...
Corelli Sonata No. 6, 3rd movement - Trio Settecento TrioSettecento 226 views Trio Settecento (Rachel Barton Pine, baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal, baroque violoncello, David Schrader, harpsichord) performs the third movement (Allegro) of the Son...

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Praised by Fanfare for its "wonderful, vital and buoyant performances," Trio Settecento's passionate and authoritative interpretations renew the pleasures of hearing beloved music from the Age of Enlightenment while also revealing the delights of new discoveries. Imagination, vigor, technical polish and historical insight have made the Trio's performances appealing to audiences and critics alike.

Trio Settecento's new album, A German Bouquet, was released by Cedille Records in September 2009. It features a selection of German Baroque era works with popular pieces by Bach and Buxtehude, as well as rarely heard repertoire by Johann Schop, Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Georg Muffat, Johann Philipp Krieger, Philipp Heinrich Erlebach and Johann Georg Pisendel. This CD follows the group's highly successful An Italian Sojourn in 2007, which includes baroque sonatas by Castelllo, Stradella, Corelli, Veracini and others. Wrote Gramophone of An Italian Sojourn, "There isn't a piece that doesn't impress. This is as good a collection for a newcomer to the Baroque as it is for those who want to hear these works performed at a high level."

Trio Settecento will continue to explore Europe's regional dialects in baroque music with future albums of music from France and the British Isles. Pine, Rozendaal and Schrader view these albums as "recital discs," presenting on CD the same type of program the Trio would play in concert.

Trio Settecento was formed after Pine, Rozendaal and Schrader came together in 1996 to record the complete violin sonatas of George Frederick Handel. The Trio's 2009-2010 season includes appearances at Columbia University in New York City, the University of Vermont in Burlington and the Chicago Early Music Festival. The Trio made its New York City debut at The Frick Collection in August, 2006, which was recorded for broadcast on WNYC. The Trio has also appeared at the Boston Early Music Festival and the Music Institute of Chicago's Baroque Chamber Music Festival, as well as other performances around the U.S.

All three members of Trio Settecento are dedicated pedagogues. They frequently give workshops and master classes at community music schools and universities and lead pre-concert discussions before their performances.

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