The cavalry charge in number fourteen is meant to evoke the Romantic period of its inspiration, while the actual theme appears only by the second variation and appropriately in the violins.  
The composer's sense of diablerie is palpable in the driving energy of number's eight and nine.  The cavalry charge in number fourteen is meant to evoke the Romantic period of its inspiration, while the actual theme appears only by the second variation and appropriately in the violins.  There are 24 parts in all to this concerto for piano and orchestra, in accordance with the 24 Caprices by the musician who inspired it.  FTP, name this work by Rachmaninoff inspired by an Italian violin virtuoso.
The composer's sense of diablerie is palpable in the driving energy of number's eight and nine.  
Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini