Armelin Tartini G. - Quattro Sonate Per Violino

Name: Tartini G. - Quattro Sonate Per Violino
Brand: Armelin
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Essential Information About This Score
• 4 iconic sonatas by Tartini gathered in a single publication, including "Il Trillo del Diavolo" and "Didone Abbandonata".
• Complete material for the performer : score, basso continuo part, and two versions of the violin part (source text and violinistic revision).
• A text designed to play accurately and authentically : an edition created to offer a coherent, reliable, and practical reading, moving away from the Romantic habits inherited from the 19th century.
• Dual pedagogical approach : one part without interpretative indications + one part with fingerings and dynamics, useful both in traditional curricula and historically informed performance practice.

Tartini G. - Quattro Sonate Per Violino

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Summary of This Score

This publication gathers "Quattro Sonate per Violino" by Giuseppe Tartini (1692 - 1770), selected for their renown, beauty, and representativeness of Tartini's style. It includes four major works: "Sonata Il Trillo del Diavolo (Bg5) per VL/BC", "Sonata Didone Abbandonata (Bg10) per VL/BC", "Sonata Senti lo Mare (Be1) per VL/VC", and "Sonata La mia Filli (Ba3) per VL solo".

Edited by Federico and Giovanni Guglielmo, this edition directly addresses the needs of today's violinists. Whereas Tartini's editorial history has sometimes been marked by versions that are unfaithful or heavily "reinterpreted," the goal here is to provide clear, consistent, and usable material for rehearsal and concert, whether one is a student, competition candidate, or professional.

The content is particularly useful for working on the Italian Baroque repertoire with precision: articulation, phrasing rhetoric, management of basso continuo, and virtuosity (notably in passages associated with the "Trillo"). The publication includes a score, a violin part faithful to the sources (without interpretative additions), as well as a second violin part with violinistic revision (fingerings and dynamic markings), conceived as a playing guide. The basso continuo part completes the set to facilitate work with harpsichord, organ, or cello according to accompaniment practices.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Publication

Sheet music

Composer	Giuseppe Tartini	Instrumentation	violin and basso continuo (VL/BC), violin and cello (VL/VC), solo violin
Editor	Federico and Giovanni Guglielmo (edition)	Language	Italian

Questions frequently asked

Which Tartini sonatas are included in this collection?

The collection includes four sonatas: Il Trillo del Diavolo (Bg5), Didone Abbandonata (Bg10), Senti lo Mare (Be1), and La mia Filli (Ba3). These works cover scorings with basso continuo, cello, or solo violin.

Is the Sonata "Il Trillo del Diavolo" provided with accompaniment?

The instrumentation of the Sonata Il Trillo del Diavolo (Bg5) is indicated for violin and basso continuo. The basso part allows for accompaniment practice with harpsichord, organ, or cello, according to the chosen continuo realization.

What parts are provided in the Guglielmo edition?

The publication includes a score and a violin part consistent with the sources, without interpretative additions. A second violin part incorporates a violinistic revision with fingerings and dynamic markings. The basso part completes the material for the accompanied sonatas.

Does this edition include fingerings for the violin?

The edition offers a second revised violin part, containing fingerings and dynamic indications.

For which musicians is Armelin Tartini G. - Quattro Sonate Per Violino intended?

Designed for the study of the Italian baroque repertoire, this score addresses articulation, phrase rhetoric, and virtuosity related to the Trill. It can be used in rehearsal, concert settings, or competitions.