Eva Heinitz And Malcolm Hamilton - J. S. Bach / G. Ph. Telemann - The Art Of The Viola Da Gamba (Volume 1)

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–J. S. Bach*	Sonata No. 1 In G Major Composed By – J. S. Bach*
A1	–	Adagio	4:09
A2	–	Allegro, Ma Non Tanto	3:30
A3	–	Andante	2:28
A4	–	Allegro Moderato	3:10
–J. S. Bach*	Sonata No. 2 In D Major Composed By – J. S. Bach*
A5	–	Adagio	1:52
A6	–	Allegro	3:50
A7	–	Andante	4:19
A8	–	Allegro	4:06
–J. S. Bach*	Sonata No. 3 In G Major Composed By – J. S. Bach*
B1	–	Vivace	5:33
B2	–	Adagio	6:03
B3	–	Allegro	3:47
–G. Ph. Telemann*	Sonata In A Minor Composed By – G. Ph. Telemann*
B4	–	Largo	2:58
B5	–	Allegro	1:49
B6	–	Soave	2:16
B7	–	Allegro	2:45

Credits

• Art Direction, Design – Tri-Arts, Inc.
• Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Carson C. Taylor*
• Executive-Producer – Amelia Haygood*
• Harpsichord – Malcolm Hamilton
• Liner Notes – John T. Stone*, Malcolm Hamilton
• Mastered By [Neumann Mastering] – Wally Traugott
• Photography By [Cover And Studio Photos] – Ken Veeder
• Producer – John Wright
• Technician [Harpsichord Technician] – Phillip M. Schlueter
• Viola da Gamba – Eva Heinitz

Notes

Special double-fold packaging includes handsomely illustrated history and appreciation of the instrument, the music and the artists.

Harpsichord built in 1962 by Kurt L. Wittmayer of Bavaria.
Two manuals; four ranks: 8' 8' 4' 16', 8' lute, 16' lute

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Other (Library of Congress Catalog Card Number): 74-750120
• Other (Library of Congress Catalog Card Number): 74-750121