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90 pieces
- Locatelli: Sonata in D major (ed.Piatti)
- Porpora: Sonata in F major (ed.Piatti)
- Simpson, C 13 Divisions Piatti
- Bach J.S. Suite G Piatti
- Valentini Giuseppe Sonata X E dur Piatti
- Veracini F.M. Sonata in Dm Piatti
- Ariosti: Sonata in E♭ major (ed. Piatti)
- Ariosti: Sonata in A major (ed. Piatti)
- Ariosti: Sonata in E minor (ed. Piatti)
- Ariosti: Sonata in F major (ed. Piatti)
- Ariosti: Sonata in E minor (ed. Piatti)
- Ariosti: Sonata in D major (ed. Piatti)
- Tricklir: Sonata in F major (ed. de Swert)
- Tricklir: Sonata in B♭ major (ed. de Swert)
- Tricklir: Sonata in C major (ed. de Swert)
- Loeillet J B Grande Sonate de Swert
- Buonocini G (Bononcini) Sonate originale de Swert
- Pasqualini[Pasqualino de Marzis] Sonate Adur de Swert
- Martini Giovanni Battista Sonate A Moll; de Swert
- Bach J.S Sonata in G de Swert
- Bréval J B; Sonata I C : for violoncello with accompaniment of a 2nd violoncello de Swert
- Marcello Sonata in Gm Stutschewsky
Marcello Sonata in F Stutschewsky
- Cervetto Giacobbe Sonata Bfl Carl Schroeder
Cervetto Giacobbe Sonata C ; Carl Schroeder
- Boccherini Luigi; Sonate in A major; Carl Schroeder
- Boccherini Luigi Sonate in G major; Carl Schroeder
- Lœillet J B Sonate in G minor,; Carl Schroeder
- Pasqualini[Pasqualino de Marzis] Sonate A dur Carl Schroeder
Martini Giovanni Battista Sonate A Moll; Carl Schroeder
- Stiasni J (Šťastný) Jan Andante cantabile; Carl Schroeder
Buononcini Giovanni : Sonate A Carl Schroeder
- Boccherini Luigi Rondo; Carl Schroeder;
Lœillet Jean Baptiste Sonata in G minor, Carl Schroeder
- Marcello Benedetto Sonata in G major
Marcello Benedetto Sonata in c major
- Marcello Benedetto Sonate : e moll Carl Schroeder
Grazioli G B Sonata in F, Carl Schroeder
- Lœillet John Suite G minor,; Carl Schroeder
- Guerini Sonata G; Carl Schroeder
- Gasparino Q[Gasparini Quirino]; Sonata in D minor, Carl Schroeder
- Gasparino Q[Gasparini Quirino]; Sonata in Bfl, Carl Schroeder
- Pianelli Sonata in D
- Pianelli Sonata in F
- Bach J S
- Guerini Sonata in D
- Lanzetti Salvatore Sonata no.1 in A Schroeder
- Lanzetti Salvatore Sonata in G Schroeder
- Caix d'Hervelois Louis de Suite I in A; Carl Schroeder
- Caix d'Hervelois Louis de Suite II in D; Carl Schroeder
- Marais Sonata in C major Carl Schroeder
- Forqueray Jean Baptiste Suite I ; Carl Schroeder
- Forqueray Jean Baptiste Suite II ; Carl Schroeder
- Bertau Martin: Sonate; Schroeder
Tillière: Joseph Bonaventure Sonate. Schroeder
- Vandini Antonio Sonata in G Stutschewsky
Vandini Antonio Sonata in F Stutschewsky
- Galeoni Sonata
- Galuppi B Sonata in D
- Antoniotti Sonata in F
- Galliard (Gaillard)John Ernest Sonate (E moll) Moffat
- Boni, P,G, Sonate C Moffat
- De Fesch Willem Sonata in d minor Moffat
- Sammartini; Giovanni Battista Sonate (G dur) Moffat
- Marcello Sonata D Moffat
- Handel Sonate Am (orig. oboe)Moffat
- Handel Sonate G (orig. oboe) Moffat
- Handel Sonate F (orig. oboe)Moffat
- Marcello Benedetto Sonate a moll Moffat
- Marcello Benedetto Sonate e moll
- Marcello Benedetto Sonate C dur
- Marcello Benedetto Sonate G dur
- Marcello Benedetto Sonata F, Moffat
- Marcello Benedetto Sonata in G minor Moffat
- Eccles Henry; Sonate Gm Ernst Cahnbley
- Bréval J B Sonata in G major ; Ernst Cahnbley
- Abel, K.F. Sonata in emoll Döbereiner
- Kuhnel Sonata in G Döbereiner
- Kuhnel Sonata in D Döbereiner
- Gaillard (Galliard) John Ernest Sonate (F) Pearce
- Handel Sonate Gm Slatter
- Tessarini Sonate F Trowell
- Francoeur Sonate E Trowell
- Caporale Sonate dmoll Cahnbley
- Gabrielli D Sonate G Landshof
- Gabrielli D Sonate A Landshof
- Kuhnel G Sonate A Döbereiner
- Marais M Suite dmoll Döbereiner
- Hammer, F.X. Sonate D dur Döbereiner
- Ortiz D Ricercare no 2 Döbereiner
Simpson Chr Variationen Döbereiner
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Notes
- This series was assembled over a period of 70 years, but the name seems to have been coined in 1919. Several collections of Baroque sonatas by four main editors, which had been published between 1860 and 1900, were brought together in one, with a total of over 60 works.
- Piatti's arrangements were initially published separately, starting with a Boccherini sonata in n.d.[1865]. The complete list is here. They were collected as Oeuvres Classiques from 1894.
- de Swert's arrangements appeared between 1874 and 1881, and finally were collected as 12 suites with the title Collection de Morceaux Choisis des Maîtres Classiques. As with Piatti, some of the suites consisted of movements from various composers. The complete list can be seen above. However the last 8 suites (Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1880), p.144)were complete authentic sonatas, and only they were included in the Cello Library. In addition he published 22 short Baroque pieces in "Alte Violoncellmusik" (1871-2) listed in Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1871), p.133,and Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1871), p.141
- The next set of arrangements to appear was that of Alfred Moffat, the youngest arranger at that time. Schott published his arrangements of Marcello (4 sonatas, later CL 60 and 61) as Moffat Op.18 (the practice of the time) in 1890, and then Handel, (3 sonatas originally for oboe, later CL 57-59) as Op.19 the following year.
These were combined in one volume entitled Bearbeitungen Klassischer Werke fur Violoncello mit Pianoforte. The title page is attached to the Handel G maj sonata, shown below. Soon the publisher combined these seven pieces with Piatti's (excluding his Ariosti works CL 7-11)and de Swert's in a series entitled Sonates Classiques pour Violoncelle. This included the items later numbered CL1 to 6 by Piatti, 13 to 21 by de Swert and 57 to 64 by Moffat, along with some other arrangements. 14 of Moffat's arrangements were finally included in CL.
- At this point the collection contained about 25 pieces, and was rather unfocussed, including some classical pieces (Boccherini, Beethoven). Carl Schröder was a contemporary of de Swert but lived 40 years longer. He was a very productive composer in many genres, but apart from an early Duport arrangement (1872) waited until the 1890s to produce two collections of Baroque pieces, published by Augener of London.
- Schröder's collections were both on a large scale. First there was a ten-volume collection of 59 short pieces, covering over 230 pages in piano score, entitled Vortragsstudien. Eine Sammlung hervorragender u. beliebter Tonstücke alter Meister( Old Masters or Studies in Style in English (1894)). The second collection, was even more ambitious, larger than Piatti's and Moffat's combined, entitled Klassische Violoncell-Musik berühmter Meister des 17. u. 18. Jahrhunderts known as Classical Cello Music in English (1894-95). This collection grew to 31 pieces (see cover and extract from the Augener catalog ca.1900 below.) which were later incorporated into CL as items 20-50.
- The last item, number 81, was issued in the early 1930s. The latest date of those on IMSLP is 1930, according to the plate number 32701 on the Gabrielli sonata arr Lanthoff (no 76 out of 81 items). However the series continued, encompassing all the cello repertoire.
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