Johan Adolph Scheibe wrote at least three Triosonates. I published the first almost 10 months ago. Today follows the second. It is a three part sonata, with vivid outer parts and a slow moving middle part. In my opinion it is outstanding music, that deserves to be heard more often. It would be a great addition to any concert program.
It is therefore with a some pride that I present this piece as my 300th publication.
The recording was done with the sampleset, made by Organ Art Media, of the Arp Schnitger organ in Steinkirchen.
Registration
Part one
BW: Gedact 8′, Rohr Flöth 4′, Spitz Flöth 2′ (RH)
HW: Principal 8′, Octav 4′ (LH)
Ped: Principal 16′, Octav 8′, Octav 4′
Part two
BW: Gedact 8′, Krumphorn 8′ (doors closed) (LH)
HW: Rohr Flöt 8′ (RH)
Ped: Principal 16′, Octav 8′
Tremulant
Part three
BW: Gedact 8′, Rohr Flöth 4′, Octaf 2′ (RH)
HW: Rohr Flöt 8′, Octav 4′, Gemshorn 2 (LH)
Ped: Principal 16′, Octav 8′, Octav 4′
Score
Scheibe, Triosonate, B dur
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Thanks! Interesting and beautiful music.
It is beautiful music indeed. I hope the D major sonata won’t take 9 months to practice as well..
When follow the 3th Sonata?
I’m working on it. You can hear the first part here: http://www.contrebombarde.com/concerthall/music/30630
Two more parts to practice and then I’ll publish it.
I’m happy to announce I’ll publish Scheibe’s D Dur Triosonate, next Monday, 16/7