'Polished and spirited performances brimming with joie de vivre and musicality' (Early Music Quarterly)
'This disc, played by someone I once referred to as 'Locatelli incarnate', dismisses the technical difficulties with ease' (Early Music Review)
'Elizabeth Wallfisch, one of the Baroque violin's most natural technicians, is well able to negotiate the difficulties of this music with confidence, showing no fear of a fall from her high-lying melodies or gymnastic strong-crossing' (Gramophone)
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Sonata in D major Op 9 No 3
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Un poco andante
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Allegro
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Sarabande: Largo
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Tambourin: Presto
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Sonata in E minor Op 9 No 2
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Dolce: Andante
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Sarabande: Adagio
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Sonata in G major Op 9 No 7
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Dolce: Andante
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Allegro ma non troppo
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Aria: Affettuoso
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Gigue: Allegro moderato
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Sonata in D major Op 9 No 6
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Allegro
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Adagio
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Gigue: Prestissimo
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