Sonata à 5 in F major (Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich)

Genre Categories Sonatas; For 5 instruments; Scores with open instrumentation; [11 more...]For 5 players; For 5 recorders (arr); Scores featuring the recorder (arr); For 5 players (arr); For 4 accordions, double bass (arr); Scores featuring the accordion (arr); Scores featuring the double bass (arr); For 2 trumpets, organ (arr); For 3 players (arr); Scores featuring the trumpet (arr); Scores featuring the organ (arr)

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For 5 Recorders (Wiebes)

 Complete Score
#537342 - 2.46MB, 5 pp. -  0/10 2 4 6 8 10 (0) - !N/!N/!N - 1086×⇩ - Zandeavande

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Zandeavande (2018/8/20)

Arranger Jaap Wiebes
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For 4 Accordions and Double Bass (Pasztor)

 Complete Score
#648762 - 0.17MB, 10 pp. -  0/10 2 4 6 8 10 (0) - !N/!N/!N - 93×⇩ - Sonoptikon

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Sonoptikon (2020/9/24)

Arranger Ernö Pasztor
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Misc. Notes Parts and Feedback
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For 2 Trumpets and Organ (Rondeau)
Arranger Michel Rondeau (b. 1948)
Publisher. Info. Michel Rondeau, 2018.
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Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.
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General Information

Work Title Sonata à 5 in F major
Alternative. Title
Composer Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. IJS 32
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Baroque
Piece Style Baroque
Instrumentation 5 instruments

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Schmelzer, according to Grove Music, favoured string instruments, so this probably has a more specific instrumentation. Also, there are works entitled "Sonata à 4" where the 4th part is continuo, which could be taken by 2 people, so there is no certainty that the original actually carries the title "Sonata à 5"; it is possible the arranger used that because they arranged for 5 parts. The original might be in Schmelzer's Sacro-profanus concentus musicus, which contains 13 sonatas for 2-8 instruments, but at the moment IMSLP has nothing to compare this with. Tagged for 5 open instruments for now, but obviously, title and tagging are both subject to correction.

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