Francesco Zappa - Works

Works

  • Duets:
    • 6 Sonatas for keyboard/harpsichord, as Opus 4a (Paris, n.d.)
    • 6 Duos (violin, cello/2 violins) (Paris, n.d.)
    • Duo for 2 cellos, Ms., m. 5740, Sammlung Hausbibliothek
  • Trio sonatas, 2 violins and bass:
    • 6 Trios (London, 1765), as Opus 1 (The Hague, n.d.)
    • 6 Trios as Opus 2 (London, ca. 1767)
    • 6 Trios as Opus 3 (Paris, n.d.)
    • 6 Trios as Opus 4 (London, n.d.)
    • 6 Sonates à deux Violons & Basse, (The Hague, n.d.), Sammlung Thulemeyer
  • Other Works:
    • 6 Keyboard Sonatas, Opus 6 (Paris 1776), mentioned by Mendel (1879)
    • 6 Symphonies (Paris, n.d.)
    • 2 Romances, 1 violin, piano, as Opus 4 (The Hague, n.d.)
    • 2 Romances, 1 violin (The Hague)
    • Sonata for cello, Mus. ms. 23490, Berlin Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz
    • Sinfonia con Violoncello obbligato No. 1 for 2 violins, viola, violoncello obbligato, 2 oboes, 2 horns, Ms., m. 5737, Sammlung Hausbibliothek
    • Quartetto Concertante for 2 violins, viola, cello, "composta all Aya li 8 Liuglio 1788," Ms. m. 5740, Sammlung Hausbibliothek
    • 27 Pieces, 2 for piano, 5 for 1 violin, piano, as Opus 11 (The Hague, n.d.)
    • 2 Sonata à tre for violin, violoncello obbligato, bass, in Early Cello Series, xxiii (London, 1983)
    • Other works: Vienna Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde, Bad Schwalbach Evangelisches Pfarrarchiv, Milan Conservatorio di Musica Giuseppe Verdi

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