Baroque · Italy
1687 – 1762
Lucca - Dublin
Review
In Rome, he settled in London in 1714, where he played before King George I accompanied by Händel to the key.
He took the Korean style to England and wrote one of the first great violin methods. He spent his last years between London and Dublin.
Main works
- Songs for violin op. 1 (1716)
- Concerti grossi according to the sonatas op. 5 of Corelli, with «The Folia» (1726)
- Concerti grossi op. 2 and op. 3 (1732)
- Treaty The Art of Playing on the Violin (1751)
- The Enchanted Forest (1754)
