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The complete edition of his three sets of trios with guitar is now available 2009 in new printed re-engraved editions, score and parts, here in Tecla.

NEW TECLA PUBLICATION 2009: Trois Trios, op. 4 for flute, viola, and guitar. mp3s and CD of op. 4.

Grand Trio Concertant for flute or violin, viola, and guitar, op. 30.  

NEW TECLA PUBLICATION 2009: Second Grand Trio Concertant, op. 45 for flute or violin, viola, and guitar.

Trois Duos faciles, op. 3 for violin and guitar.

Francesco Molino (1768-1847)

Francesco Molino was an Italian guitarist and composer, the author of a famous method for guitar.  Born near Turin in  1768, he played in the Piedmont Regiment and in the Teatro Regio in Turin, and during the Napoleonic wars we do not yet know where he was. From about 1820 onwards he was very active in Paris.  He wrote two violin concertos, of which the second was dedicated to Kreutzer; one guitar concerto, op. 56; many works for guitar with other instruments; and many guitar solos.

Fuller Francesco Molino biography

His three sets of trios with guitar are particularly fine, all now available in new re-engraved editions here in Tecla.

 

 

MORE ABOUT THE COMPLETE SERIES OF MOLINO'S TRIOS WITH GUITAR:

A new 2009 re-engraved edition of Molino's Three Trios for flute, viola and guitar, op. 4. Dedicated to the last Doge of Genoa. Score and parts.  An important new edition.

Molino's Grand Trio Concertant for flute or violin, viola and guitar, op. 30, a new 2004 re-engraved edition by Brian Jeffery. One of the finest of all chamber works with guitar, full of originality and beauty. "Love at first sight", wrote Francesco Biraghi.  This is a completely new edition.  The work has not been published before (as far as I know) since Molino's own day. A major new discovery for anyone who plays chamber music with guitar.  It is not particularly difficult.  Score and parts.

A new 2009 re-engraved edition of Molino's Second Grand Trio Concertant op. 45.  Score and parts.  An important new edition.

The Trois Trios op. 4 were also published in 1986 in Tecla in facsimile of the original edition, which can still be obtained here.

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