#cervetto

Continuing our summer series dedicated to Baroque music, let's explore together the three movements of Duo III from Opus 4 by Giacomo Basevi Cervetto, "Six Duos for Cellos," circa 1760. Listen to Andantino, Allegro, and Minuet in one go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY7eiuSCHQI

The complete score (PDF scores and play-along audio) is available on our website: https://sebastianlee.org/.../giacomo-basevi-cervetto.../

Duo III (3 movements and play-along audio) is also available individually: https://sebastianlee.org/.../giacomo-basevi-cervetto.../

They're finally here! The 6 duets from Opus 4 by Giacomo Basevi Cervetto are available individually, exclusively in digital format: PDF scores and play-along recordings for each movement, only €9. Every purchase helps us continue our mission of researching and republishing lost or endangered works.

We continue our baroque cycle with the magnificent Op. 4 by Giacomo Basevi Cervetto, a man who lived to be a hundred! To learn more about this exceptional composer and cellist, we recommend reading the excellent research article by musicologist Michael Talbot, available for free here [in English]: https://www.researchgate.net/.../265715351_Some_notes_on...

Let's explore together the second duo from this Opus 4 by Cervetto, in three movements: Spirituoso, Andantino, and Rondeau Allegro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5TYO1RQASY

Sheet music and audio recordings are available on our website: https://sebastianlee.org/.../giacomo-basevi-cervetto.../

Friends of the Baroque, we are launching a Giacomo Basevi Cervetto cycle with his Opus 4 "Six Cello Duets," published around 1770 in London. To inaugurate this exciting event, we are exclusively offering the three movements of Duo I: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V01TvWo5Wqg...