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Alessandro Longo
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Alessandro Longo

Italian musician
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  • Domenico Scarlatti, engraving.
    Domenico Scarlatti
    / Influence and reputation

    …prepared by the Italian pianist Alessandro Longo that virtually all the harpsichord sonatas became available. Longo published, from 1906, an almost complete edition of arrangements for piano of 545 sonatas, grouping them according to key but splitting up Scarlatti’s sonata pairs and paying scant regard to chronology and style. The…

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    …prepared by the Italian pianist Alessandro Longo that virtually all the harpsichord sonatas became available. Longo published, from 1906, an almost complete edition of arrangements for piano of 545 sonatas, grouping them according to key but splitting up Scarlatti’s sonata pairs and paying scant regard to chronology and style. The…

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