1) Adagio: 00:00 2) Allegro: 01:34 3) Allegro (Minuet): 05:42
Violinist and composer, Giovanni Battista Somis was born in Turin (Italy). He received his musical training from his father, and later, like his father, worked as a musician at the court of the Duke of Savoy. He was the teacher of Jean-Marie Leclair, who then brought the “Italian” manner of violin playing to France. In fact, Leclair is much better known today than is his teacher. The present sonata was written in two staves, and was most probably meant to be played on the violin, with the bass line played (and filled out with chords) on the harpsichord. In this recording, however, I simply play both parts as written on the harpsichord alone.

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