Davide Guarneri oboe, and Sara Pastine violin, vith Michele Lanzini cello and Simone Ori harpsichord playing Giovanni Benedetto Platti: "Sonata in D Major", 2° mov. "Allegro".
"Canti di Corte", performance recorded in Bozzolo (Italy) on 13th June 2010.
Giovanni Benedetto Platti (Padova 1697 - Würzburg 1763). Platti learnt music in Italy (mostly singing, the oboe and the violin). Whilst he was still in Italy (until 1722), he also learnt to play the recently invented fortepiano and composed sonatas specially dedicated to it.
In 1722, he was called to Würzburg to work for the prince-bishop of Bamberg and Würzburg, Lothar Franz von Schönborn. There he married Theresia Langprückner, a soprano singer with whom he had eight children. Platti spent the rest of his life in Würzburg, working as a singer, instrument virtuoso of cello, violin, oboe, harpsichord and as a composer.
This is a work I've never heard before but I enjoyed it very much.
yourforte 1 year ago