Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello 18 Partitas for Gallichone Arranged For Low G Ukulele

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Arranged here for Low G ukulele, Brescianello's Partitas for Gallichone had between three and eight parts in each, often beginning with an Aria or an "Entree". Other parts of the Partita might be an Allegro, Andante, Menuet, Rigaudon, Scherzo and/or Gigue Some of the pieces are approachable to the beginning or intermediate performer, others will push the player to the limits of his technique. Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello (1690, Bologna - 4 October 1758, Stuttgart) was an Italian Baroque composer and violinist born in Bologna, Italy. In 1715 Maximilian II Emanuel appointed him violinist in his court orchestra in Munich and he rose quickly as a Court musician. Brescianello led the court and opera music until his retirement in 1751. He died in Stuttgart in 1758 just eight years after the death of Johann Sebastian Bach.