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.
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}