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in F Major Edition details Composer: George Frideric Handel (1685-1759) Date: c. 1733 (Walsh edition) Key: F Major Form: Trio sonata; five movements. Style: Baroque Original Scoring: Oboe, Violin, VC (no bass figuring). Source: Copyist's manuscript (Morgenstern) from the archives of the Dresden State Orchestra (Schrank II collection), c. 1735-50. Additional sources include the Walsh edition (c.1733) and two different versions published by Chrysander. Editor: T.H. Richards Editorial Category: Integral transcription. In the original key. Edition Scoring: Alto recorder; Tenor recorder; Violoncello/Viola da gamba. (No bass figuring.) Contents: Full score, commentary, critical notes, and three instrumental parts (25 pages total) Comments: This work is an excellent choice for advancing amateurs not yet comfortable playing the aggressively virtuosic sonatas of Telemann and Vivaldi. Written in five movements (Larghetto, Allegro, Adagio, Allegro, Allegro), the total playing time at moderate tempos is slightly over twelve minutes . The fourth movement is a particularly delightful fugato. Commentary and critical notes are provided in English, French, and German.
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