C. Ph. E. Bach - Trio for bass recorder, viola & continuo in F (Wq.163/1; H. 588)

Trio sonata for bass recorder, viola & continuo in F major (Wq.163/1; H. 588) , by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach.
Date: 1755
I. Un poco andante
II. Allegretto
III. Allegro
Performed by Les Boreades.
Image: Portrait of Sophie Marie Gräfin Voss (1729-1814), oil on canvas between 1746-51, by Antoine Pesne (1683-1757).

[@TheBrokenConsort]

Beautiful performance!
Some questions:
Why were the bass recorder and viola parts switched in the first movement (Un poco andante) and in the Allegretto? Was it done to make the bass recorder stand out?
Why was the order of movements 2 and 3 switched?

[@burkhardkorn9189]

There exist two different versions of this sonata. View cpebach.org/toc/toc-II-2-2.html

[@josephmayembe5538]

I like the song very much

[@sergioalmeidaprado]

Belissimo....
A flauta.....
É incrível a transição do Barroco ao classicismo....

[@christo49]

J'ajoute que l'on peut très bien jouer exactement cette pièce comme elle est écrite, sans inverser les instruments comme ici dans deux mouvements; il n'y a aucun problème de tessiture pour la flûte basse.

[@ellebi415]

Molto bella e davvero rara, questa esecuzione col flauto dolce bassetto, grazie per la condivisione!
Molto strano invece, l'errore di copertina, sul nome di Bach: "EMENUEL".....(?)

[@avataranadi]

Who are the musicians? Why are they not mentioned? They are most excellent. I did google Les Boreades, but it did not really tell me who the musicians are.

[@christo49]

Si délicat et original. Ma chère basse de flûte séparées de ses compagnes ou de ses parties de continuo ! J'aime et par chance on trouve la partition.

[@xandiegold]

actually, in the recording the allegro is played second and the allegretto is played third.