A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers. 1.09
in 1804, died there in 1868. Fiddler, pupil of Coste, maitre de chapelle of the Cathedral of Perpignan, afterwards studied under Kreutzer at the Paris Conservatoire. He was solo violin at the theatres of Nimes and Bordeaux, but returned to his native city and devoted himself to teaching. In 1842 he founded a Conservatoire, and remained its director until his death. He composed quartets and trios for strings; fantasias and airs varies for violin ; Collection of studies for the violin. He also wrote an opera (La Maronite), and some church music.
'Lorenziti, Bernado, born at Kirch-heim, Wiirtemburg, about 1764, died after 1813. Fiddler and composer for his instrument, pupil of his brother Antonio Lorenziti. On the completion of his studies he went to Paris, and entered, in 1787, the Opera orchestra as second fiddle, and was pensioned in 1813. Compositions ; 3 concertos for violin and orchestra ; concerto for viola and orchestra ; 3 trios for violin, viola and bass; 12 variations for two violins and bass; 11 collections of duos for violins; 10 collections of studies, caprices, and airs varies for violin ; duos and airs varies for violin and flute ; method for violin.
Lottin, Denis, born in Orleans, France, Nov. 19th, 1773, died there in 1826. Fiddler, pupil of Fridzeri at Rennes from
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Dictionary Fiddlers Coste Cathedral Perpignan Kreutzer Paris Conservatoire Nimes Bordeaux Conservatoire Collection La Maronite Lorenziti Bernado Kirch-heim Wiirtemburg Antonio Lorenziti Paris Opera Denis Orleans France Nov Fridzeri Rennes Fiddler Compositions Fiddler
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