SKU: A0.837633

Three from a set of twelve Trio Sonatas by William Boyce written in the Italian style. They were very popular on first publication in 1747 and are still enjoyable now for both players and audiences. Sonata No.4 contains a slow March which was played at Boyces funeral. He was buried at St.Pauls Cathedral, London.

SKU: A0.1164211

This, from the third set of twelve sonatas were originally published in 1689. These lovely pieces make lovely concert items but are also great fun for any group of friends to play.

SKU: A0.1170503

From Corelli's second set of twelve sonatas, this lovely piece would make an excellent concert item. It could equally be enjoyed by any group playing for fun.

SKU: A0.1172709

From Corelli's third set of twelve sonatas, this lovely piece was first published in 1689. It would make an ideal concert item but could also be enjoyed by any group of friends, playing for fun.

SKU: A0.1168537

This lovely piece is from Corelli's third set of twelve sonatas, originally published in 1689. They make excellent concert material but can also be enjoyed by any group of friends playing for fun.

SKU: A0.1220199

This lovely piece is from Corelli's third set of twelve sonatas for string trio & continuo, first published in 1689. Here, transcribed for woodwind trio, they are ideal for concerts but could equally be enjoyed by any group getting together for fun.

SKU: A0.1189068

These early pieces are ideal for concerts but equally can be enjoyed by any group of fiends playing for fun.