Giovanni Paolo Foscarini was a 17th-century Italian priest, composer, and lutenist, best known for his compositions for the baroque guitar. He was a significant figure in the development of guitar music during that era, helping to popularize the "alfabeto" system of notation.
Foscarini's surviving works, primarily suites and variations, showcase his mastery of the instrument and his innovative approach to composition. His pieces are characterized by their elegance, melodic charm, and intricate ornamentation, making him a key figure in the history of baroque guitar music.
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