It opens with a dotted D quarter note followed by E-flat/D eighth notes in 12/8 time, in a section marked espressero.
Repeated F, D, B, and G notes are all played on the down stroke in part of this piece marked au talon. One section of it, allegro assai, opens with repeated G chords in the left hand of the piano accompaniment while the second section, Allegro moderato, is mainly composed of sixteenth notes with lots of grace notes. It opens with a dotted D quarter note followed by E-flat/D eighth notes in 12/8 time, in a section marked espressero. The scheme expressed in its nickname is featured in eight measures near the end of this piece, and also appeared in the first movement (*) Larghetto affetuouso, in two-note pairs. This piece was supposedly inspired by a visit by Satan in the composer's dreams. For 10 points, identify this piece by Giuseppe Tartini.
Repeated F, D, B, and G notes are all played on the down stroke in part of this piece marked au talon.
{Devil's Trill Sonata}