Baroque trio.

Digital Audio Download Includes:
1 Biber: Sonata 6 in C Minor (from 8 Sonatas, 1681)
2 Froberger: Toccata VI in A Minor, 1656
3 Biber: Rosary Sonata 1 in D Minor, The Annunciation
4 Richter: Toccatina and Capriccio in D Minor
5 Biber: Rosay Sonata 10 in G Minor, The Crucifixion
6 Froberger: Toccata III in C Major, 1656
7 Biber: Rosary Sonata 12 in C Major, The Ascension
8 Froberger: Toccata IV in F Major, 1656
9 Biber: Rosary Sonata 14 in D Major, The Assumption of Mary

The musicians are:
Michael Sand: violin
Phebe Craig: harpsichord
John Dornenburg, viola da gamba.

Praised by Isaac Stern as making "a most convincing argument for the Baroque violin", MICHAEL SAND has become one of the leading Baroque violinists in America. A founding member and first musical director of the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra of San Francisco, Mr. Sand is also the director of Arcangeli Baroque Strings, a string ensemble dedicated to the concerto grosso repertoire. In great demand as a guest musical director and lecturer, he has led performances of numerous chamber orchestras throughout this country and abroad, including Israel, Canada, and Australia. He plays with the chamber ensembles Musical Assembly, is director of the New York State Baroque and appears with many local Bay Area early music groups. Mr. Sand has recorded for Meridian, Harmonia Mundi (France and the United States), Arts and Music, KATastroPHE, Wildboar, and Titanic. He teaches at the University of California at Davis and at the SFEMS Baroque Music Workshop.

Originally from Colorado, Phebe Craig spent her student years in Berlin, Brussels and San Francisco. She has earned a reputation as a versatile chamber musician and recitalist and has performed and recorded with many early music ensembles. As a specialist in basso continuo realization she has accompanied many prominent early music soloists, and has produced a series of play-along CDs for Baroque music. She has appeared at the Carmel Bach Festival, the Regensburg Tage Alter Music, and the Berkeley Early Music Festival. In addition to performing with many local ensembles, Craig also belongs to New York State Baroque. She teaches at the University of California at Davis and is the Director of the San Francisco Early Music Society's Baroque Music and Dance Workshop.

John Dornenburg teaches viola da gamba on the faculty at Stanford University and lectures at California State University at Sacramento. In the San Francisco Bay Area he can be heard with Music's Re-creation, Sex Chordae Consort of Viols, Arcangeli Baroque Strings, Magnificat, and the American Bach...