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Formats and Editions
1. No. 1 In A Major: I. Adagio (Kk91a
2. No. 1 In A Major: II. Allegro (Kk24
3. No. 1 In A Major: III. Amoroso (Kk91d
4. No. 1 In A Major: IV. Allegro (Kk24
5. No. 2 In G Major: I. Largo (Kk91c
6. No. 2 In G Major: II. Allegro (Kk13
7. No. 2 In G Major: III. Andante (Kk4
8. No. 2 In G Major: IV. Vivace (Kk2
9. No. 3 In D Minor: I. Largo Andante (Kk89c
10. No. 3 In D Minor: II. Allegro Spiritoso (Kk37
11. No. 3 In D Minor: III. Vivace (Kk38
12. No. 3 In D Minor: IV. Allegro (Kk1
13. No. 4 In A Minor: I. Andante (Kk12
14. No. 4 In A Minor: II. Allegro (Kk3
15. No. 4 In A Minor: III. Largo
16. No. 4 In A Minor: IV. Vivace (Kk36
17. No. 5 In D Minor: I. Largo
18. No. 5 In D Minor: II. Allegro (Kk11
19. No. 5 In D Minor: III. Andante Moderato (Kk41
20. No. 5 In D Minor: IV. Allegro (Kk5
21. No. 6 In D Major: I. Largo
22. No. 6 In D Major: II. Con Furia (Kk29
23. No. 6 In D Major: III. Adagio (Kk89c
24. No. 6 In D Major: IV. Vivacemente (Kk21
1. No. 7 In G Minor: I. Adagio (Kk88a
2. No. 7 In G Minor: II. Allegro (Kk19
3. No. 7 In G Minor: III. Adagio (Kk88d
4. No. 7 In G Minor: IV. Allegro Affettuoso (Kk17
5. No. 8 In E Minor: I. Adagio (Kk81a
6. No. 8 In E Minor: II. Allegro (Kk20
7. No. 8 In E Minor: III. Amoroso (Kk81d
8. No. 8 In E Minor: IV. Vivace (Kk15
9. No. 9 In C Major: I. Largo
10. No. 9 In C Major: II. Con Spirito - Andante (Kk31
11. No. 9 In C Major: III. Siciliana
12. No. 9 In C Major: IV. Allegro (Kk7
13. No. 10 In D Major: I. Grazioso
14. No. 10 In D Major: II. Allegro (Kk10
15. No. 10 In D Major: III. Adagio
16. No. 10 In D Major: IV. Giga-Allegro (Kk9
17. No. 11 In G Major: I. Con Affetto
18. No. 11 In G Major: II. Allegro (Kk28
19. No. 11 In G Major: III. Andante Moderato (Kk25
20. No. 11 In G Major: IV. Vivacemente (Kk6
21. No. 12 In D Major: I. Grave Temporegiato
22. No. 12 In D Major: II. Allegro Spiritoso
23. No. 12 In D Major: III. Lentemente
24. No. 12 In D Major: IV. Temporegiato-allegro (Kk33
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Avison EnsembleMore Info:
Thought by many to be Avison's greatest masterpieces, these arrangements of Scarlatti's keyboard sonatas were for many decades the only Avison music known. Now thanks to Gordon Dixon and the Avison Ensemble, a complete edition of his quite large output is weill underway; this is the fifth in the series, following two sets on Naxos and two on Divine Art. This is sublime baroque music at it's best, performed on period instruments.
