B.MARCELLO Sonata No.3 "A Minor" - Trombone: HAKAN KILMAN / Piano: THOMAS PREUSS

Benedetto Marcello's Sonata No. 3 in A minor, originally composed for cello and continuo, has been effectively adapted for trombone and piano, showcasing the work's versatility and timeless appeal.
Composer Background: Benedetto Marcello (1686–1739) was a Venetian composer, writer, and magistrate. Despite his noble status and official duties, he made significant contributions to Baroque music, with a prolific output that includes operas, cantatas, and instrumental works. His compositions are celebrated for their expressive melodies and intricate counterpoint.
Sonata No. 3 in A Minor: This sonata is part of Marcello's Opus 2 collection, which comprises six sonatas. Originally crafted for cello and continuo, the piece has been transcribed for various instruments, including the trombone, highlighting its adaptability. The sonata consists of four movements:
Movements Time:
00:00 I.Movement "Adagio" : A slow and expressive opening that sets a contemplative mood.
1:31 II.Movement "Allegro" : A lively and rhythmic movement, showcasing the performer's technical prowess.
2:55 III.Movement : Largo: A return to a slower, more lyrical style, emphasizing melodic expression.
3:50 IV.Movement "Allegro" : A spirited and energetic finale that brings the sonata to a vibrant close.

Performance by Hakan Kilman and Thomas Preuss: In this rendition, Hakan Kilman on trombone and Thomas Preuss on piano deliver a nuanced interpretation of Marcello's work. Kilman's trombone performance captures the expressive depth and technical demands of the sonata, while Preuss's piano accompaniment provides a harmonious and supportive continuo, reflecting the original Baroque basso continuo practice.

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