A G minor piece by this composer in 3/4 time consists of nothing but sixteenth notes played legato from start to finish. Leslie Howard was the first to publish this composer's
A G minor piece by this composer in 3/4 time consists of nothing but sixteenth notes played legato from start to finish. Leslie Howard was the first to publish this composer's first violin concerto in its original and correct key of E-flat major. This composer, whose works were catalogued by Moretti and Sorrento, and are thus assigned "MS" numbers, composed an E major piece in which the A and E strings imitate flutes, and the G and D strings imitate horns. The third movement of his second violin concerto in (*) B minor, marked "Rondo a la clochette," calls for a bell to precede each restatement of the theme, and provided the melody to Liszt's etude "La Campanella." An A minor piece by this composer inspired variations by Brahms and a rhapsody by Rachmaninov. For 10 points, name this composer of 24 caprices for solo violin, a freakishly talented Italian violinist.
A G minor piece by this composer in 3/4 time consists of nothing but sixteenth notes played legato from start to finish.
Niccolo Paganini 