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Guilio Briccialdi
- Born at the 2nd of march
1818 in Terni, Italy
- First lessons from
his father.
- Impoverished after
the death of his father.
Hitchhiking to Rome
- There being hosted by
a singer
of the sixtinich chapel,
who was organising
qualified education for him.
- Early achievement of
the diploma of the Academy of St.
Cecilia in Rome
- Since 1836 teaching
the brother of the king
in Naples.
- Invented in 1845 (1849?)
the B-key
for the flute of Böhm,
which he used to
play since 1840.
- 1841 very successful tour
to Vienna.
- Becoming professor for
flute at the Academy of St.
Cecilia in Rome
and later on at the
conservatory in Florence.
- He composed 3
concertos,
duets
(wonderful!!!),
fantasies,
capriccios, romances,
songs and etudes
for the flute.
- Died on the 17th of december
1881 at Florence
Last update: 17.02.2010
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