Raffaele Galli, The indispensable practical method for flute (front cover)
Raffaele Galli (Florence, February 21, 1824 - Florence, January 2, 1889) was an Italian flutist and composer.
Biography modifies wikitestoWith no detailed biographical news, the GALLI RAFFAELLO voice by Fortunato Sconzo is written in full: "He is a great flamboyant and continuator of the classical great Italian school. He has the honor of being the flutist of the college of music professors S. Gaetano, member of the Fiorentina Philharmonic, honorary member of the R. Accademia and technical flute expert in the R. Musical Institute. He released many compositions for flute, such as concerts, entertainments, fantasies, various transcriptions of theatrical, duet and other motifs. His indispensable method, which has wanted many reprints, contains those really instructive "thirty exercises" not too respected by modern correcting mania! " Composition modifies wikitesto
Galli wrote essentially for flute. His works were published in Milan by Casa Ricordi, by Gio Canti, Lucca; in Torino by Giudici & Strada; in Udine da Berletti; in Florence by Berletti and Lorenzi. Unless otherwise stated: flute and piano: Notemodify wikitesto Links externalize the wikitesto
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