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Domenico Dall'Oglio
12+ albums
italian18th century
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Domenico dall'Oglio (c.1700 – 1764) was an Italian violinist and composer. Domenico dall'Oglio was born in Padua, Italy. He was probably a pupil of Giuseppe Tartini, either after 1721 when Tartini was appointed Maestro di Cappella at the Basilica di Sant'Antonio in Padua, or perhaps after 1726 when Tartini founded his violin school.[1] In 1732 dall'Oglio was appointed violinist at the Basilica di Sant'Antonio, but in 1735 he left Padua to go to Russia with his brother Giuseppe, a cellist. Both brothers remained in St Petersburg for nearly 29 years in the service of the imperial court. Court records make frequent reference to Domenico's activities as a virtuoso violinist and composer, and as a participant in the intrigues of the court. For relaxation he liked to build musical instruments – violins and lutes. He died in Narva, Estonia, on his return journey to Italy. Most of dall'Oglio's works are instrumental compositions, but at the imperial court of St Petersburg, in the absence of the maestro di cappella Francesco Araja, dall'Oglio was several times called on to produce music for the theatre. He was a master of the Italian virtuoso style of the eighteenth century, with frequent use of double-stopping and passages at high positions. Structurally his violin sonatas follow the shape Allegro-Adagio-Allegro, instead of the then customary structure Allegro-Grave/Largo-Allegro; noteworthy are the slow movements of his compositions, which have elaborate embellishments typical of
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Prologue To "La Clemenza di Tito": “De miei Figli”
2132Concerto for Violin in C Major: Allegro
353Concerto for Violin in C Major: Largo
324Giuliano Carmignola, Orchestra Barocca di Venezia - Concerto per Violino in C
105Domenico Dall'Oglio: Concerto for Violin in C Major - Allegro
86Giuliano Carmignola (viool), Orchestra Barocca di Venezia -
87Domenico Dall'Oglio: Concerto for Violin in C Major - Largo
78Concerto per violino e archi in do Maggiore
69Violin Sonata No. 8 in D Minor: I. Allegro
410Violin Sonata No. 8 in D Minor: II. Grave
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St. Petersburg
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Concerto Italiano
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The Pupils of Tartini
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La Clemenza Di Tito
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Audiophile Baroque
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Nuits Blanches: Opera Arias At The Russian Court Of The 18th Century
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St Petersburg
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Concerto italiano (Giuliano Carmignola & Venice Baroque Orchestra cond. Andrea Marcon, 2009)
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Concerto Italiano (Carmignola)
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Violin concerto in C major - G. Carmignola (violin), A. Marcon, Venice Baroque Orchestra
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Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in C major
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