TRIO SONATA in D Minor, BWV 1036 is traditionally attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach, though some scholars speculate that Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach may have contributed to or composed the work, citing its stylistic leanings toward the Galant idiom. Scored for two violins and continuo, the sonata also includes an optional violoncello part. Reprint edition.
TRIO SONATA in D Minor, BWV 1036 is traditionally attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach, though some scholars speculate that Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach may have contributed to or composed the work, citing its stylistic leanings toward the Galant idiom. Scored for two violins and continuo, the sonata also includes an optional violoncello part. Reprint edition.