[Machine Translation] Swiss cellist Jonas Iten has recorded a remarkable album of sonatas by Barryer, the first composer to write works in the cello's own language. The cello and gamba are played by Rainer Ziperling, who is well known as the principal baroque cellist of the 18th Century Orchestra and Camerata Cologne, etc. The harpsichord is played by Naoki Kitatani, who is Japanese but has made great strides in Europe and won critical acclaim at his triumphant return to Japan in 2007. Naoki Kitatani, who has been active in Europe despite his Japanese background. The performance of the work is supported by Hopkinson Smith's favorite disciple, Rosario Conte (Teorbo), who brings the essence of the work to life. Recorded in 2008 at Festeburgkirche, Frankfurt (Germany)