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  1. If you want to listen to the the other 6 pieces of “Twelve Violin Sonatas, Opus Number 5” which contrast from the first 6 because 7-11 are written as “Sonate da Camera” AKA “Chamber Sonatas”, which are essentially dances. “Opus 5 No. 12” is a summarization of the previous pieces. Here’s a playlist I made of them (youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2Z)
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  2. Finally, “Sonata in A major, Op. 5, No. 6” (youtu.be/sRQZUi77iNU?si=IeUAPX) reverts back to the 4 movement “Sonata da Chiesas” structure while continuing with the fun little ornamentations from “Opus 5, No. 5”
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  3. “Violin Sonata in G minor, Op. 5 No. 5” (youtu.be/zLre0FJb9tk?si=QUVGvG) stands out from the rest of “.. Opus 5” because it has a staggering 5, very lively movements
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  4. “Violin Sonata in F Major, Op. 5, No. 4,” (youtu.be/vp5Dof8B4pw?si=AKTmXf) is the most lyrical of the parts of “Opus 5..” while leaving a good deal of space for ornamentation
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  5. “Violin Sonata in C Major, Op. 5, No. 3” (youtu.be/6yOnSbGebYo?si=ruT_3U) is probably the most well known of “…Opus 5” because of its use of pretty much every part of your typical “Violin Student Fundamentals” while still utilizing some pretty serious show stopping portions (from the third movement onwards it’s very dance-y )
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  6. “Violin Sonata in B-flat major, Op. 5 No. 2” (youtu.be/qpcxvHi3YH8?si=2fNLsa) is a more conservative composition compared to “… Opus 5 No. 1” but it uses third position to about the best that you’ll ever hear it used
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  7. “Sonata Opus No. 5 No. 1 in D Major” (youtu.be/y8sifGDXBGU?si=Hh5pd8) is one of the more highly dramatic parts of “… Opus No. 5” and the one where the use of extremely modern sounding harmonies is most apparent.
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  8. “Twelve Violin Sonatas, Op.No.5” is a set of 12 violin sonatas by Arcangelo Corelli. These first 6 are considered to be one of the finest examples of “Sonata da Chiesas” AKA “Church Sonatas” which utilizes a four-movement, Slow-Fast-Slow-Fast structure. Despite being written as duet sonatas for violin and bass violin by the end of the 1700s there were multiple arrangements for the violin to be accompanied by everything from harpsichord to guitar.
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  9. Arcangelo Corelli was an Italian composer, musician, and violinist who was extremely popular and influential during the middle Baroque-era. Despite his popularity and influence he published fewer than 100 major works (6 opus collections of 12). He lived as a gay man and partnered with fellow gay Italian violinist Matteo Fornari under the patronage of a high ranking gay Cardinal.
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