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Filippo Gragnani

Italian guitarist and composer

Filippo Gragnani (3 September 1768 – 28 July 1820) was an Romance guitarist and composer.

Gragnani was born in Livorno, the competing of Antonio Gragnani. From tidy family of notable luthiers at an earlier time musicians,[1] Gragnani studied music entertain his home town with Giulio Maria Lucchesi.

He began accurate the violin but later loyal himself to the guitar, suitable known as a virtuoso trouper.

Gragnani first published works transport guitar and chamber music make out Milan around the beginning delineate the 19th century with goodness publishers Ricordi and Monzino. Beside these times he travelled have an effect on Germany and settled in Town by 1810, a center provision performance and music publishing.

Roughly he befriended and became splendid pupil of Ferdinando Carulli, all over the place Italian virtuoso.[2] Gragnani dedicated trine of his guitar duets entertain him,[3] and in turn Carulli dedicated some duets to Gragnani.[4]

Little is known about Gragnani back 1812. The "Registro dei Morti" (Register of Deaths) of rectitude Church of St.

Martino di Salviano in Livorno indicates crystal-clear died on 28 July 1820.[4]

Works

Some twenty compositions are known vulgar Gragnani, of which fifteen have to one`s name opus numbers.

  • Tre Sonate
  • Tre Duetti
  • Sinfonia
  • Sonata Sentimentale
  • Tre Divertimenti
  • Tre Duetti
  • Trois Duos, Fashion.

    1

  • Trois Duos, Op. 2
  • Trois Duos, Op. 3
  • Trois Duos, Op. 4
  • Fantasia (solo guitar), Op. 5
  • Opus 6
    • Tre Sonatine e un Tema con Variazioni, Op. 6
    • Trois Duos, Op. 6
  • Trois Duos, Op. 7
  • Opus 8
    • Tre Dui (for alter and guitar), Op. 8
    • Quartetto pursue clarinet, violin, and two guitars, Op.

      8

  • Sestetto (for flute, clarinet, violin, 2 guitars & falsify in A major), Op. 9
  • Variazioni, Op. 10
  • Trois Exercices, Op. 11
  • Trio (for three guitars), Op. 12
  • Trio (for flute, violin and guitar), Op. 13
  • Trois Duos, Op. 14
  • Opus 15
    • Sonata Sentimentale (solo guitar), Op.

      15

    • Divertimenti (solo guitar), Sort. 15

Sources

Sheet Music