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According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Giuseppe Tartini was an Italian violinist and composer, founder of a famous school for violin playing. Travelled much in Italy, and for three years worked in Prague. Wrote concertos and sonatas (including the "Devil's Trill") for violin; also trio sonatas, church music etc. Improved the violin bow. Also author of theoretical writings on music and discoverer of what modern acoustics calls "Resultant Tones".
Sheet Music:
Sheet music at SheetMusicPlus.com
Websites:
Tartini, Giuseppe (1692 - 1770) , biography and works by naxos.com.
CCD: Tartini, Giuseppe (1692-1770) , biography etc.
Books:
[§] Giuseppe Tartini 1692-1770 : 7 Sonatas for Violin and Piano by Penelope Rapson
[§] Giuseppe Tartini in njegov écas : zbornik referatov z mednarodnega kolokvija 5.
[§] Tartini, le sue idee e il suo tempo by Pierluigi Petrobelli
Recorder Music CDs:
Artists of the Century - Michala Petri - Ultimate Collection by Michala Petri
Works for Recorder, Guitar and Lute by Michala Petri