Product Description
This edition is based on a manuscript preserved at the University
Library of Lund, Sweden, and includes 6 concerti for a Sixth Flute (a Soprano
recorder in D), strings and b. c., by Giuseppe Torelli (1658-1709) and / or his
pupil, Bartolomeo Bernardi (1670-1732).
These concerti correspond with other pieces of a similar genre
composed in England at the same period, by composers like William Babel, Robert
Woodcock and others. As far as I know, they have not been published in modern
edition before.
This is the transposed version, meant for a Soprano recorder in C.
The concerti are also playable on a Piccolo flute.
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