A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers. 1.09
for violin and 'cello, and airs with variations for violin.
Fuetsch, Joachim Josef, born atSalzburg, April 12th, 1766, died -?
'Cellist and composer, pupil of Luigi Zardonati for 'cello, of Luigi Gatti for thorough bass, and of Michael Haydn for composition. He also studied under Hafeneder, and Leopold Mozart. He was principally engaged as court 'cellist to the Archbishop of Salzburg. He composed concertos, sonatas, solos, etc., for the 'cello, also 'cello and bass, and three four-part songs for male voices.
'Gabrieli, Domenico, surnamed Men-ghino del violoncello, born at Bologna about 1640, died there about 1690. Virtuoso on the 'cello and composer. He was at first connected with the Church of St. Petronio in his native city, and was afterwards in the service of Cardinal Panfili, grand prior of Rome. In 1676 he was admitted a member of the Accademia Filarmonica, and in 1683 was principal. His works for the strings are, Balletti, gighe, correnti e sarabande, for two violins and 'cello, with basso continuo. Bologne, 1703.
Gaertnek, Karl, born at Stralsund, October 21, 1823, still living in Philadelphia. Fiddler and teacher, pupil of Greifswald, of Abel, then at the Leipzig Conservatorium, of Mendelssohn,
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Dictionary Fiddlers Joachim Josef April Cellist Luigi Zardonati Luigi Gatti Michael Haydn Hafeneder Leopold Mozart Archbishop Salzburg Gabrieli Domenico Men-ghino Bologna Church Cardinal Panfili Rome Accademia Filarmonica Balletti Karl Stralsund October Philadelphia Greifswald Abel Leipzig Conservatorium Mendelssohn His Fiddler
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