Late Afternoon Old Music, Matsumoto Performance

Giovanni Benedetto Pratti (c. 1697-1763) was a composer from the Veneto region of Italy who, along with other musicians such as Cerelli, moved to Würzburg, Germany, where he remained throughout his life.
The clavicembalo col piano-e forte (a harpsichord that can play both piano and forte) was invented by Cristofori in Italy around 1700.
There is no evidence of Platti's direct involvement with the pianoforte during his lifetime.
However, in a letter to Father Martini in Bologna the year after his death, a man named Palafuti, who was an accomplished keyboard player, wrote that "he [Pratti] composed a wonderful sonata for a small hammered harpsichord, and other church and chamber music, which he had mastered in Siena. and other church and chamber music that he [Pratti] was so well versed in in Siena.

Perhaps this flute sonata was also played on the pianoforte?
In this concert, we will present the bass continuo, which is usually played on the harpsichord, on the pianoforte.