Anyone know what this piece is?

I've attached a MIDI of a piece I learnt when I was a kid. I lost the sheet music years ago. I can't remember who the composer was, only that I'm pretty sure he was Italian, and I only know the piece is a Toccata, and I think I remember it was a movement from a sonata or other larger form.

This MIDI I produced when I tried to write the piece down from memory. There are a few mistakes I'm sure, but the piece should be unmistakable even as is to anyone who knows it.

If you know the piece, would you please be kind enough to let me know what it is, so I can buy sheet music for it? Thanks!

Could be Bach, that would be my first guess. Has a distinct Barouqe feel to it, or perhaps CPE Bach?

It is definitely baroque, but I'm almost positive it's an Italian. Thanks for trying, though...I appreciate it.

The Werner Icking Music Archive has what you're looking for. The composer is Pietro Domenico Paradisi.

It is definitely baroque, but I'm almost positive it's an Italian. Thanks for trying, though...I appreciate it.

No problem

EldKatt already found us the composer, Nico.

Good memory Lee! Couple of slips here and there, but I'm impressed.

Didn't listen to it yet, but Toccata and Fugue? :o

Oh my goodness! Thanks EldKatt, so much! :angry: Thanks all of you for trying to help.

Good memory Lee! Couple of slips here and there, but I'm impressed.

Heh, thanks. And I don't think of myself as having a particularly good memory. I really do have trouble memorising things...always have...but I loved this piece and learnt it well. Haven't played it in years...it'll be interesting to see if I still can.

It's interesting that this very baroque piece was pubished in London only two years before Mozart was born (1754).