Sonate en trio 01 - op.2 n°1

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Haendel
These 12 sonatas are among op.2 op.5 and Handel (1685-1759 and were selected from among the dozen trio sonatas composed especially during his early years. They are involved with those of Bach, to the apogee of this kind will disappear after 1750.
As for the 12 sonatas of Corelli Op .3 (in the same collection), one of the two upper voices is entrusted to the flute, the other to the right hand of the piano's bass voice is played the left hand, without realization of the basso continuo. This principle of transcription has been suggested by the rigors of writing for three voices and rich resonance of piano performance it is clearer and easier.
These 12 sonatas are part of op.2 op.5 of Haendel (1685-1759 and were selected from the dozen trio sonatas composed especially during his early years. They are, with those of Bach, part of the apogee of this formula which will disappear after 1750.
As for the 12 sonatas of Corelli Op .3 (in the same collection), one of the two upper voices is given to the flute, the other to the right hand of the piano's bass voice is played the left hand, without realization of the basso continuo. This principle of transcription has been suggested by the rigors of writing for three voices and rich resonance of piano performance it is clearer and easier