NICCOLO PAGANINI Italian Composer (1782-1840) Niccolo Paganini free midi download

NICCOLO PAGANINI
27^th October 1782 --- 27^th May 1840

Niccolo Paganini on of the most celebrated of all 19th century Italian musicians was on of the greatest violinist of his time.
Paganini whose astonishing virtuosity that gave birth to the legend that he was in league with the Devil. He was a son of a
shopkeeper born in Genoa in 1782. It was from here that he received lessons on the Mandolin from his father and it was
from this he retained his love for string instruments thoughout his life.

Not only was he a virtuoso voilinist but he also was on the guitar. Later his father sent him to study with qualified teachers
soon the young Paganini made his first public debut when he was only eleven years old. Paganini was very self willed and
independent which force him to leave home at a early age, travelling as a freelance virtuosos and thus winnibg notoriety
by both his talents and wild living.

He was such an obsessive gambler that before the age of eighteen he had staked and lost his very voilin. For three years he
held an offical appointment but gave it up in 1805, and thereafter travelled restlessly throughout Europe until his death in
1840.

Paganini's life is wreathed in legend, he certainly had many love affairs, astonished audiences with outstanding technique
and amassed a huge fortune which he left to his illegitimate son, Achille. It is perhaps not surprising that Paganini was a
poor ensemble player yet despite his nervous brilliance as a performer, his own compositions include many which are more
than mere displays of virtuosity.
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(2210)"Moto Perpetuo". Sequenced by George Pollen
(882)"La Campanella". Sequenced by George Pollen
Thanks to Emily Gray for the music below. Email (farlang@altavista.com)
(2195)"Duet for One Violin". Sequenced by Emily Gray.

(1223)"Moto perpetuo". Sequenced by Bruno Giovannetti

(1224)"Larghetto Cantible from Centone di Sonate". Sequenced by Gene Reynolds

(1225)"Allegretto Scherzando". Sequenced by David Lovell

(178)"La Campanella transcribed by Lizst". Sequenced by Jaenfield

New (3361)"Caprice (I think) No.3". Sequencer Unknown.

New (3360)"Caprice (I think) No.4". Sequencer Unknown.

New (3359)"Caprice (I think) No.5". Sequencer Unknown.

New (3358)"Caprice (I think) No.6". Sequencer Unknown.

(1226)"Unknown to me". Sequencer Unknown

(1221)"Caprice No.1, for Solo Violin in E Major, Andante". Sequencer Unknown

(1222)"Caprice No.2, for Solo Violin". Sequencer Unknown

(63)"Caprice No.20". Sequencer Unknown

(181)"Caprice in A Minor, No.24,(Info by Qi & Ed)". Sequencer Unknown

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