Barba/ Losito/ Leveric - Violin Sonatas In Stock The other works for the

The other works for the instrument belong to Brahms' mature years when he plumbed the depths of the spiritual

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arranged into fifty extensive runos ('poems') by the Finnish physician and folklorist Elias Lönnrot

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Barba/ Losito/ Leveric - Violin Sonatas In Stock The other works for theBorn in Verona in 1715, Daniel del Barba grew up, lived and worked there as a composer, violinist, singer and librettist until retiring in 1791; he died in the city a decade later. When his collection of 12 violin sonatas was composed and published isn't certain: probably the late 1740s. By then he had become known as a composer for both the stage and the church. These sonatas remain among the few surviving examples of instrumental music in his