Why Paganini is known as the King of the Violin .

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 (1782-1820), one of the most famous violin masters in history, was born in Italy and has a vital place in the art of violin, as he not only developed the violin technique to an unparalleled level, but also gave a huge impetus to other fields...

Before him, the violin could only be regarded as a conventional instrument, and the technique and expression were at a very basic level, and there were not many fancy shadows in sight. In Paganini's hands, the violin has truly become a musical instrument that can show off its skills.

His first work, Twenty-Four Violin Caprice, was dedicated to inventing many violin-specific supertechniques. After it came out, he was the only one in Europe who could play this set of works, and others couldn't play it at all, and even many professors from the academy felt incredible after seeing the score, and vetoed the possibility of playing it on the spot.

For example, it mentions a super technique: throwing a bow, which involves lifting the bow with the right hand and hanging in the air, rolling back and forth on the four strings, using the elasticity of the bow to collide with each string once, constantly going back and forth.

There is also a special technique called the "Continuous Bow": in the performance there is a rhythmic movement, a pause, the bow touching the strings alternately, the interval must be very short, and the bow must not leave the string, and then produce a very agile sound, a coherent sound effect like a machine gun.

This skill is not available to everyone through training and depends heavily on the person's muscular condition. The famous ** master of the Soviet school, Oistrakh, even said: "Whoever can teach me the bow of Lianton, I will give him all the property." ”

Although Paganini's works are very skillful, he is not a composer who thinks he is showing off his skills, because the melodies of many of his works are very popular, very singing, and have been adapted and circulated by countless people.

Paganini has also influenced many famous ** families, such as:

The Paganini "Liszt" in the piano world, after listening to Paganini's tour, was determined to make a difference on the piano.

When Schumann was hesitating whether to study law or become a composer, he heard Paganini's performance and felt as if he had heard an angel's beautiful voice, and since then he has entered the world.

The most expensive violin: the cannon.

This is a Guarani Tiña Cong Shed Piano that Paganini used before his death, and it is now a national treasure of Italy, worth about 30 million US dollars. (It is said that the name ** is so loud that even the musician's hearing may be impaired.) ）

Twenty-four Caprice for Violin – The Last.

Paganini's main works include Concerto in E flat major, Twenty-four Caprice, Dance of the Witches, Infinite Motion, Venice Carnival, Army Sonata, Napoleonic Sonata, Scenes of Love, The Witch, Violin Concerto in D major, and Twenty-four Caprice

The famous song is not clear, but the representative work has"Stella "Divari","Guarnelli"、"Amati"

In the history of the world, the violinist Paganini, with his exquisite and unbelievable playing skills, made the whole of Europe fall in love with it and tremble. The song "The Devil's Trill" gave his name the title of "The Devil's Violinist". The word "devil" here is used to describe his acting skills are unpredictable and beyond the reach of artificial.

Paganini's technique was as incredible as the magic sock, and he developed his violin technique to an unparalleled level with his extremely difficult technique of guessing the violin, which gave him a godlike status in the violin world.