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Francesco Geminiani (1687-1762) - Part 1: Life and Works; Part 2: Thematic Catalogue (Hardcover)
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Francesco Geminiani (1687-1762) - Part 1: Life and Works; Part 2: Thematic Catalogue (Hardcover)
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Although Francesco Geminiani is a relatively well-known composer
whose name is frequently cited in studies of baroque music, his
biography and works have been relatively little researched. His
music was often analysed without due reference to the biographical
and historical background, and his multifarious activities as
violinist, composer, theorist, and small-scale entrepreneur were
never considered in their full interrelationship. The present study
represents a first attempt at providing a comprehensive account of
a composer who in the first half of the eighteenth century
dominated the English musical scene alongside Handel. The first
volume traces Geminiani's life and career from his birth in Lucca
in December 1687 to his activities in three centres: London, Paris,
and Dublin. After analysing the critical reception to Geminiani,
both contemporary and modern, Dr Careri examines his compositions
by genre, illustrating his remarks with some 39 music examples,
some presented in facsimile. The second volume is a complete
thematic catalogue with music incipits, containing details of
primary sources, reworkings and transcriptions, and modern
editions.
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