Francesco Geminiani

Francesco Geminiani, an Italian virtuoso of the Baroque era, was a remarkable violinist, composer, and music theorist who shared the stage with the likes of Bach and Handel. Born in Lucca in 1680, Geminiani studied under the esteemed Arcangelo Corelli, which shaped his unique and influential musical style. Though often overshadowed by contemporaries like Handel and Vivaldi, Geminiani's original compositions and insightful writings on musical performance have left an indelible mark on the classical music world. His works, such as the 12 Concerti Grossi, after Corelli Violin Sonatas, Op.5, continue to captivate audiences and musicians alike, offering a rich tapestry of sound that transcends time. Dive into the timeless elegance of Geminiani's music and experience the brilliance of a Baroque master.