Arcangelo CorelliBorn 17 February 1653, Ferrara, Italy
Died 8 January 1713, Rome, Italy
BioArcangelo Corelli was an Italian Baroque composer and violinist. Renowned for his exceptional violin technique, he pioneered the development of the concerto grosso and played a crucial role in shaping the classical music of his time. Corelli's compositions, including his influential collection "Trio Sonatas" and "Concerti Grossi," showcased his mastery of counterpoint and orchestration. His innovative style and pedagogical contributions left an enduring impact on the Baroque period and beyond, influencing generations of musicians and composers.
Famous WorksTrio Sonatas,
Christmas Concerto Grosso