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This sonata in three movements is the second of a group of three sonatas for guitar by the Tyrolian composer and mandolin/guitar virtuoso Leonhard von Call (1767-1815).
The source for this edition is the clearly written manuscript of the three sonatas in the Boije guitar music collection of the National Library of Sweden, marked as Gi Boije 615.
The manuscript seems to be based on a 1924 publication of the three sonatas by N. Simrock / Musikverlag / Berlin with catalogue number Verlag 763.
Although Von Call was a virtuoso instrumentalist, he seems to have focused on teaching amateurs rather than performing. Consequently, much of his music is not of a very demanding nature, but still well composed and well suited to the instruments for which it was written.
From about 1798 until his death in 1815 he was quite successful as a composer in Vienna, and he composed and published about 150 works, mainly chamber music for different combinations and much vocal music with guitar accompaniment.
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