Biagio Marini (1597-1665)
Last updated: 04.09.23
According to The Oxford Companion to Music, Biagio Marini was born in Brescia and died in Venice aged sixty-eight. He was a violinist-composer and pupil of Claudio Monteverdi, who held posts in various courts of Italy and Germany. His output of vocal and chamber music is more exacting in performance than was usual in his day, and includes the earliest known sonata for solo violin (1617).
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Pamela Thorby | An Excess of Pleasure |       |
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Elisabeth Schwanda | Marini und seine Zeitgenossen | |
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Manfred Harras | Musica Fiorita | |
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Natalie Michaud | Fiati Virtuosi |  |
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Matthias Maute | Italian Recorder Sonatas |
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3 Sinfonias from Op. 1 (D/BC)
Score and Parts. Publisher: London Pro Musica (LPMCS16) |
| 2 Pieces (Affetti Musicali) (D/D/BC)
Set of Scores. Publisher: London Pro Musica (EML0141) |
| 3 Sonatas from Op. 8 (Venice 1629) (D/BC(Piano))
Score and Parts. Publisher: Moeck Verlag (MK02559) |
| Affetti Musicali (Chamber work with A/T/B/BC)
Arr./Editor: Leguy S Publisher: Editions Aug. Zurfluh (524045060) |
| Passacalio (D/A/T/B)
Score and Parts. wonderful harmonies - Publisher: London Pro Musica (LPMCS15) |