Ask for Paganini s violin piece played by Maestro Abbado

Upstairs thought the same as me.

It's not realistic for you to find a piece of Accardo.

Eldest brother. Abbado is a conductor. Not a violinist.

If you want me to send it to you by email.

Isn't this the first concerto n 2 in si min op 7 - rondo

tututo69

I'm your upstairs, don't talk nonsense if you don't understand.

The devil's trills are just names given by later generations.

Give you an emule ape connection for yourself to do well.

Is that song popularly known as "The Devil's Trill", Accardo's, I can't find an effective link I have that whole **, leave an email to send you that song In addition, I don't think the name of that song seems to be said upstairs.

Paganini kept twenty-two violins, the most precious of which was a famous violin of Jesus Guarnelli (named: cannon), which was called Paganini's widow for more than 100 years after Paganini's death, and this famous instrument was locked in a glass case, and no one dared to play it, as if it were a blasphemy against the demon of the piano, as if it were fearing a curse.

It is said that this piano was made in 1742 by Jesus Guarneri, the son of the master luthier Andrea Guarneri, and it is the most legendary piano in history, but Guarner is a little skinny, and the piano he made is as difficult to tame as a wild horse, but once the wild horse recognizes its owner, it becomes a good horse. Therefore, when a violinist performs with a guarneri, he is not showing his exquisite skills alone, but two souls are juxtaposed on the stage, one is the soul of the performer, and the other is the soul of the violin.

In 1822, Paganini received this piano as a gift, and cherished it all his life, even women sighed to themselves. After Paganini's death, he gave the instrument to Genoa for permanent preservation, but Genoa ** loved the instrument so much that he locked it in the exhibition hall, but the cannon was seriously damaged due to poor ventilation and temperature. Fortunately, after the tireless and meticulous repair of the luthier Candi, the cannon was brought back to life, so that this Paganini's favorite cannon was rededicated to **, and it was no longer locked in a glass box.

The devil's grin" allegro in b flat major

"The Bells", "Concerto in BE major", "Twenty-four Caprice", "Dance of the Witches", "Infinite Movement", "Venice Carnival", "Army Sonata", "Napoleonic Sonata", "Scenes of Love", "The Witch", "Violin Concerto in D major".

His virtuosity, known as the Devil's Blessing, is evidenced by 24 Caprice for solo violin. Some of these new techniques were transplanted by Liszt and Schumann into piano etudes, and used by Brahms and Rachmaninov in piano variations on the Ninja Hand Pieces.

Paganini (!"He is an outstanding Italian violinist and composer. Born in Genoa into a small merchant family.

His father was a hobby and disciplined him very strictly when he was learning to play the piano at an early age. When he was young, he composed ,!! violin sonatasHe played the violin in public at the age of the year, and the program of the performance included the violin variations composed by himself, showing excellent ** talent

When he was young, he traveled to Austria, Germany, England, and France. He can also play guitar and viola...&(Year 'month onwards as a court musician,!.)

Since then, he has traveled abroad to play, and has made a sensation throughout Europe with his excellent playing skills.

Paganini's violin playing is characterized by a majestic momentum, enthusiasm and unrestrainedness, and a gorgeous and plump appearance. In terms of violin technique, he pioneered double overtones, flying bows, right-handed flying bows and left-handed plucked strings, single string playing, and widely used portamento, bow strokes, double tones, trills, chords, etc.

His works and playing techniques not only laid the foundation for modern violin playing, but also influenced the technique and composition of the piano, and had a great influence on the creations of contemporaries such as Liszt, Schumann, Berlioz, etc., as well as on the violin, piano performance art and orchestral orchestration. His compositions are rich in the style of Italian folk songs and dances, with flexible ideas, bold modulations and strange harmonies. He rarely published during his lifetime, and after his death!

He has published many excellent violin pieces, including a violin capriccio, a violin concerto, and a violin sonata accompanied by guitar. Paganini was known as the "King of the Violin" for his outstanding contribution to violin performance.

Paganini's playing developed the violin technique to an unparalleled level, making an indelible contribution to the development of the art of violin playing. He influenced not only later violin works, but also later piano works. He also applied guitar techniques to the violin, which greatly enriched the expressiveness of the violin.

Due to the secrecy of his skills, he published very few works during his lifetime, most of which were published posthumously. The famous critic Blaz called Paganini "a magician with a bow", and Goethe commented that he "showed a soul like fire on the strings".

Paganini's hand is incredible, and the average violinist has to be in a high position to play an octave on two strings with his fingers, but it is said that Paganini can use four fingers to pull four octaves on four strings, which is equivalent to at least 20 centimeters apart between the tips of the index finger and the little finger in a bent palm. Paganini was slender and emotional, emotionally agitated when he played the violin, like a demon possessed, and his skills were very exquisite. During his 58-year career, Paganini composed 24 violin capriccios, including "Bells" and "Hunting".

Paganini's father finally discovered the gift that God had given him to his child, and he realized that his son had extraordinary talents, and he did everything he could to support him.

At the age of 11, Paganini began to compose music on his own and began his playing career. At that time, his father pondered, "It seems that I must find a teacher for my child and educate him well." ”

So, when Paganini was 13 years old, his father took him on the path of seeking a teacher. Paganini travels with his father to Parma, the home of the famous Italian violinist and composer Laura.

Unfortunately, Laura was sick and bedridden at that time, and I really didn't know if I could see him. Father and son waited anxiously in the hall. At this time, a violin and a new concerto score by Lola were on the table in the hall, and Paganini was a little excited.

The father saw the sparkle in his son's eyes, he smiled slightly, and with his father's encouragement, Paganini happily picked up the violin and began to play.

Lola was startled when he heard this, and he hurried out of the bedroom. When he came to the hall, he saw a child playing his cherished piano in a daze. In this heart-tugging sound, they were all intoxicated.

As Paganini finished his song, he noticed a stranger staring at him, and just as he was about to explain his actions, he heard the man say excitedly and kindly, "I have nothing to teach you, my child ......."”

That same year, at the age of 13, Paganini took the stage in Italy and made a hugely successful debut.

However, rumors about Paganini also spread around, and some even said that the boy was so skilled because he was in the company of the devil. However, none of this could stop the dazzling artistic light he exuded.