
Bigaglia: XII Sonate a Violino Solo op. I - Sonata in Sol maggiore per violoncello e continuo
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1/5Critical Reception
Musicology has recently been paying more attention to Diogenio Bigaglia due to the intrinsic quality of his music and the potential influence he had on more well-known composers like Antonio Vivaldi.
Recording & Production
This album presents the first world recording of Diogenio Bigaglia's 12 Sonate a Violino Solo o Sia Flauto e Violoncello o Basso Continuo Opera prima.
Performer Biography
I Solisti Ambrosiani, the performers on this album, have previously released another recording dedicated to rediscovering Diogenio Bigaglia's works, specifically his Cantate per soprano e continuo.
Historical Context
Diogenio Bigaglia was active in Venice during the first half of the 18th century, making him a contemporary of more famous composers like Tomaso Albinoni, Alessandro and Benedetto Marcello, and Antonio Vivaldi.
Composer Biography
Diogenio Bigaglia, the composer, was a Benedictine monk, as indicated on the frontispiece of his published work.


















