Oboe Sonata in G minor, Op. 1, No. 6

Oboe Sonata in G minor Op.1 No.6

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We recommend that you assign name-surname. The set was first published in Amsterdam by Jeanne Roger sometime before , at which date the Roger firm ceased to exist. There are also differences between the printed versions and the surviving autographs of some of the works. Modern scholars have disputed the authenticity of sonatas 10 and 12 from both publications. A further difficulty concerns correct instrumentation.

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Both editions contain four recorder sonatas, three flute sonatas, three violin sonatas, and two oboe sonatas. However, one of the oboe sonatas contains passages in two places that descend below the lowest notes of the oboe, and this sonata has been recorded instead as a violin sonata.

Egarr claims they are the first to record them in this way. This statement is puzzling and is only true if he is referring to a complete recording of the entire opus. There are available one-disc recordings of the violin sonatas and the wind sonatas with this instrumentation.

The Academy of Ancient Music is one of the best and oldest of period-instrument groups, so it should come as no surprise that their performances are excellent in every way. The music is not rushed but is given room to make its effect. The performers tease the rhythm so that the performance never sounds rigid or mechanical. Ornaments are applied, especially in slow movements, but in faster ones as well.