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His 'L'arte del violino' featuring 12 concertos and 24 caprices advanced the technical potential of the violin, with an emphasis on double stopping and fast passages.

Famous for works such as '12 Violin Sonatas, Op. 5' and 'Concerti Grossi, Op. 6'. He influenced the development of the modern violin technique and sonata form.

His notable work includes 'Sonatas for Violin and Continuo'. He contributed to the French violin school with his melodious compositions that exploited the expressive abilities of the instrument.

Known for instrumental music such as 'Opus 9', containing concertos for strings and especially the 'Oboe Concerto in D minor, op. 9 no. 2', although it's relevant his influence on the development of the solo violin concerto.

His most famous work is the 'Devil's Trill Sonata' for violin. His violin school in Padua was influential, and his 'Art of Bowing' was an important contribution to violin technique.

He is best known for his violin treatise 'The Art of Playing on the Violin' and compositions such as 'Concerti Grossi' after Corelli's works. His work enhanced the expressive capabilities of the violin.

His 'Art of the Violin, Op. 3', including concertos and caprices, expanded the technical repertoire with high demands on the performer's skill, laying groundwork for future virtuosic violin music.

An early Italian Baroque composer, Veracini's 'Sonate Accademiche' displayed his distinctive virtuoso violin style, and his music often featured complex counterpoint with a bold harmonic sense.

Notable works include 'The Four Seasons', 'Concerto for Two Violins', and 'L'estro armonico'. Contributed significantly to the concerto form and the Baroque violin repertoire.

Well known for '12 Fantasias for Solo Violin', which are important works in the violin repertoire for their musicality and technical demands.

An important French violinist and composer who introduced the Italian sonata style into French music with pieces such as 'Sonatas for Violin'. His playing style combined Italian brilliance with French elegance.

A significant German Baroque violinist and composer, his compositions are less known but influential; his 'Violin Concerto in D major' and involvement in the Dresden court orchestra enriched the German violin repertoire.

Created the 'Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin', as well as numerous violin concertos. His compositions are considered fundamental to violin technique and baroque music.

A lesser-known but important Baroque violinist and composer, his works like 'Sonata per il violino' displayed early use of techniques like double stopping and tremolo.