A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers. 1.09
concert. His father, recognizing his sons talents, thereupon allowed his young son to continue the practice of music, and accordingly sent him to study in Vienna under Mayseder and Hoffmann (1824-1827) and in the latter year gave some concerts. In 1829 he left Vienna for Munich, and thence went to Berlin, and finally settled in Paris, where he played at the Conservatoire concerts and other centres of music. He has also visited London. Compositions : Themes varies for violin; Elegy for violin and pianoforte ; Ballade idem ; Duos tor pianoforte and violin; Studies for violin; Pieces for violin ; Songs ; A method for singing.
Papini, Guido, born at Camaggiore, near Florence, Aug. 1st, 1847, still living (1895). Virtuoso and composer for his instrument, pupil of Giorgetti. Pie made his first public appearance at the age of 13 in Florence, playing Spohr's third concerto. For several years he was leader of the Societa del Quartetto in Florence. In 1874 he appeared in London at the Musical Union, and since then has played at the old and new Philharmonic, and in 1876 at the Pasdeloup Concerts in Paris. As a composer he has produced some refined and pleasing music for his instrument, which has become popular in the drawing-room. He has also edited an excellent school,
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