Roman/ Musica AD Rhenum/ Wentz - J.H. Roman: 2 Sonatas for Flute & Continuo Fulfilled By FYE and then morphed into rocksteady

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Roman/ Musica AD Rhenum/ Wentz - J.H. Roman: 2 Sonatas for Flute & Continuo Fulfilled By FYE and then morphed into rocksteadyJohan Helmich Roman (1694 1758) has a fair claim to the title of the Swedish Handel, and these twelve sonatas for flute and basso continuo represent the best of his fresh and charming music. He evidently thought highly of them too, having them published in 1727; they were his only music to be printed during his lifetime. In the preface to his edition, Roman referred to the sonatas as 'youthful works', which should not imply artistic immaturity but may