For 10 points, name this Italian violin virtuoso whose 24th caprice was the basis of a "Rhapsody" by Sergei Rachmaninoff.
One of this composer's works uses the upper two strings of a violin to imitate flutes, while the lower two strings imitate horns, and is nicknamed "La chasse". In the third movement of this man's second violin concerto, each instance of the rondo theme is preceded by the ringing of a bell. Various compositions by this man served as the basis for a set of six (*) "grandes études" by Franz Liszt. An A minor theme by this man is "inverted" into a D flat major theme in the eighteenth of a set of variations on this man's work by a Russian composer. This composer of La Campanella is most famous for his 24 violin caprices. For 10 points, name this Italian violin virtuoso whose 24th caprice was the basis of a "Rhapsody" by Sergei Rachmaninoff.
One of this composer's works uses the upper two strings of a violin to imitate flutes, while the lower two strings imitate horns, and is nicknamed "La chasse".
Niccolò Paganini