Francesco Molino

Francesco Molino was an Italian musician and composer, born at Ivrea near Turin on 4 June 1768. In about 1820 he moved to Paris where he was active as a teacher and composer, until his death there in 1847.  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 solo

Titles in Tecla:

The following chamber works by Molino for flute or violin, viola and guitar are now available from Tecla Editions, edited by Brian Jeffery in modern re-engraved editions, score and parts:

Three Trios op. 4

Grand Trio Concertante op. 30

Second Grand Trio Concertante op. 45

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