Goldberg: Trio Sonata in G Major (recorder, oboe, harpsichord) (formerly BWV 1038)

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Update: Apparently this is by Johann Gottlieb Goldberg, a composer and harpsichordist who studied with Bach and who was probably the first to play the variations BWV 988 or "Goldberg" variations.

When the Bach Werke Verzeichnis was first published in 1950, there was reasonable certainty that this trio sonata was by J.S. Bach himself. The original is for flute, violin, and keyboard; this is a transposition up a third to B-flat Major for alto recorder, oboe, and keyboard. It is now thought that the work is either by C.P.E. Bach or else that he edited a work from his father's collection that was by another composer entirely. It is very typical of the baroque trio sonata in its form, though, four movements arranged slow-fast-slow-fast, a lot of imitation between the two soloists.

0:00 I. Largo
2:45 II. Vivace
4:00 III. Adagio
5:55 IV. Presto