One of this composer's concertos draws its nickname from the bell he instructs to play before the repetition of the rondo theme in the third movement.
One of this composer's concertos draws its nickname from the bell he instructs to play before the repetition of the rondo theme in the third movement. In addition to composing works subtitled "The Hunt" and "La Campanella," he wrote Moto Perpetuo. This composer's best known collection of works includes a piece called "The Devil's Laughter" and ends with a work that was the basis for a variation by Brahms and a rhapsody that quotes the "Dies Irae" by Rachmaninoff. For 10 points, name this Italian violin virtuoso who wrote 24 Caprices for Solo Violin, whose skills were rumored to come from a deal with the Devil.
One of this composer's concertos draws its nickname from the bell he instructs to play before the repetition of the rondo theme in the third movement.
Niccolo {Paganini}