"Antonio Bertali (1605-69): Sonata in d" genre: Baroque
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	for violin, viola da gamba and chamber organ. MS in Düben collection, Uppsala Sweden
	Story Behind the Song Recorded August 10-11 1998, July 15 1999, (Skällviks Church, Söderköping, Sweden) & February 23-24, 1999 (Vor Frue Church, Roskilde, Denmark). Recording Engineers: Elin Pålbäck, Per-Gunnar Pålbäck & Torben Holdt. Digital Editing and layout: Jens Nørbæk. Drawing: Matts Mattson. Instruments: Baroque violin by Herman Bächle 1991, Viol (after Bertrand) by Guy Derat 1990, Harpsichords: Flemish by Verner Pedersen 1989, Italian by Bengt & Peter Lönnerberg 1986, Organ by Nils-Olof Berg 1995. Tuning: Meantone, a=415 Hz. Thanks to Skällviks and Roskilde Parishes, Kristian Olesen, organist at Roskilde Cathedral, and Anthon Berg Lyrics Antonio Bertali (1605-69) and Gioseffo Zamponi (c. 1615-62) were two Italians who successfully travelled north. Bertali arrived in Wienna before 1630, where he composed chamber music, inspired by the Venician masters. His music has mainly survived to us in manuscripts. The sonata on this CD is taken from the Düben manuscript collection of Uppsala University Library, Sweden.

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