Giuseppe Sarti - Works

Works

See List of operas by Sarti

Sonatas for harpsichord and others instruments (in the Satta's thematic catalog)

  • S. I: 1 Sonata in D Major for harpsichord and violin or flute (facsimile, SPES 1989)
  • S. I: 2 Sonata in D Major for harpsichord and violin (violin is missing)
  • S. I: 3 Sonata in e minor for harpsichord and violin or flute (facsimile, SPES 1989)
  • S. I: 4 Sonata in G Major for harpsichord and violin or flute (facsimile, SPES 1989)

Sonatas for harpsichord or organ (in the Satta's thematic catalog)

  • S. II: 1 Sonata in C Major for harpsichord (critical edition, Ricordi 1979)
  • S. II: 2 Sonata in D Major for harpsichord (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2008)
  • S. II: 2a Sonata in D Major for Organ (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2009)
  • S. II: 3 Sonata in D Major for harpsichord (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2008)
  • S. II: 4 Sonata in D Major for harpsichord (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2008)
  • S. II: 5 Sonata in D Major for harpsichord (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2009)
  • S. II: 6 Sonata in D Major for harpsichord (incomplete manuscript)
  • S. II: 7 Sonata in E flat Major for harpsichord (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2009)
  • S. II: 8 Sonata in F Major for harpsichord (critical edition, Eurarte 2002)
  • S. II: 9 Sonata in G Major for harpsichord (critical edition, Ricordi 1979)
  • S. II: 10 Sonata in G Major for harpsichord (critical edition, Ricordi 1979)
  • S. II: 11 Sonata in G Major for harpsichord (critical edition, Eurarte 2002)
  • S. II: 12 Sonata in G Major for harpsichord (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2008)
  • S. II: 13 Sonata in G Major for harpsichord (critical edition with facsimile, Esarmonia 2008)

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