Petronio FranceschiniPetronio Franceschini was a Baroque composer from Italy.BiographyFranceschini studied under Giacomo Antonio Perti and became also the main cellist in Basilica di San Petronio. He produced mainly church music and he is credited with an innovative use of trumpet and voices. In addition, he wrote four operas. He died in Venice before he had the chance to finish a fifth, Dionisio, which was completed by a contemporary of his, Giovanni Domenico Partenio. Today Franceschini's most often performed composition is his Sonata in D for two trumpets and strings; this work has been recorded several times since the 1960s.WorksLe gare di Sdegno, d'Amore e di GelosiaOronte de MenfiArsinoeApollo in TessagliaDioniso ovvero La virtù trionfante del vitio''Sonata for 2 Trumpets in D''