Description
Bojan Čičić (among others, concertmaster of the Academy of Ancient Music) takes us on a journey through Rome and the surrounding area around 1700 in this program. He shows how the sonata evolved during this period from an experimental form into an established institution of instrumental music – of course under none other than Arcangelo Corelli. PROGRAM
Giovanni Antonio Leoni: Sonata in D minor for Violin and B. c., Op. 3/1, 1652
Giovanni Bononcini: A minor sonata for Cello and B. c.
Domenico Scarlatti: C major Sonata, K 132
Antonio Maria Montanari: A minor sonata for Violin and B. c.
Giuseppe Valentini: A major Sonata “La Montanari” for Violin and B. c., 1707
Giovanni Mossi: B minor Sonata, Op. 1/5 for Violin and B. c.
Giuseppe Gaetano Boni: E minor Sonata, Op. 1/11 for Cello and B. c.
Georg Friedrich Händel: G major Concerto, HWV 487
Arcangelo Corelli: D minor Sonata, Op. 5/12 “La Follia” for Violin and B. c., 1700 Ensemble:
Cardinal Complex Soloist:
Bojan Čičić⎜Violin
Alex Jellici⎜Cello
Matías Lanz⎜Harpsichord
Highlights
- Bojan Čičić as soloist
- Journey through Rome around 1700
- Works by Corelli and other composers
General Information
The concert takes place in the Zunftsaal Schmiedenhof in Basel and offers a musical exploration of the development of the sonata in the 17th century. The ensemble Cardinal Complex presents works by composers such as Corelli, Scarlatti, and Händel.
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December 2026
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