Paganini's success as a violin virtuoso was naturally only partly based on the fantastical, mysterious and demonic atmosphere that surrounded him. What his professional admirers captivated most of all was his unparalleled playing technique. The best impression of his musical and technical accomplishment can be gained from his most talkedabout work, the 24 Caprices opus 1 (1817), which were modelled on the similarly named pieces by Pietro Locatelli (1733). To this day the 24 Caprices are still considered the bible of violin technique. Ning Feng, First Prize winner at the 2006 International Violin Competition Premio Paganini, gives us a fresh take on his 2017 Samuel Zygmuntowicz violin, and concludes the program with the remarkable Caprice d'Adieu.
Paganini's success as a violin virtuoso was naturally only partly based on the fantastical, mysterious and demonic atmosphere that surrounded him. What his professional admirers captivated most of all was his unparalleled playing technique. The best impression of his musical and technical accomplishment can be gained from his most talkedabout work, the 24 Caprices opus 1 (1817), which were modelled on the similarly named pieces by Pietro Locatelli (1733). To this day the 24 Caprices are still considered the bible of violin technique. Ning Feng, First Prize winner at the 2006 International Violin Competition Premio Paganini, gives us a fresh take on his 2017 Samuel Zygmuntowicz violin, and concludes the program with the remarkable Caprice d'Adieu.
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Paganini: 24 Caprices + 1
Artist: Ning Feng
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1. Paganini: No. 1 in E major: Andante
2. Paganini: No. 2 in B minor: Moderato
3. Paganini: No. 3 in E minor: Sostenuto - Presto - Sostenuto
4. Paganini: No. 4 in C minor: Maestoso
5. Paganini: No. 5 in A minor: Agitato
6. Paganini: No. 6 in G minor: Lento
7. Paganini: No. 7 in A minor: Posato
8. Paganini: No. 8 in E-flat major: Maestoso
9. Paganini: No. 9 in E major: Allegretto
10. Paganini: No. 10 in G minor: Vivace
11. Paganini: No. 11 in C major: Andante - Presto - Andante
12. Paganini: No. 12 in A-flat major: Allegro
13. Paganini: No. 13 in B-flat major: Allegro
14. Paganini: No. 14 in E-flat major: Moderato
15. Paganini: No. 15 in E minor: Posato
16. Paganini: No. 16 in G minor: Presto
17. Track 17
18. Paganini: No. 17 in E-flat major: Sostenuto - Andante
19. Paganini: No. 18 in C major: Corrente - Allegro
20. Paganini: No. 19 in E-flat major: Lento - Allegro assai
21. Paganini: No. 20 in D major: Allegretto
22. Paganini: No. 21: in A major: Amoroso - Presto
23. Paganini: No. 22 in F major: Marcato
24. Paganini: No. 23: in E-flat major: Posato - Minore - Posato
25. Paganini: No. 24 in A minor: Tema quasi presto - Variazioni - Finale
26. Paganini: Caprice d'Adieu in E major: Allegro moderato

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Paganini's success as a violin virtuoso was naturally only partly based on the fantastical, mysterious and demonic atmosphere that surrounded him. What his professional admirers captivated most of all was his unparalleled playing technique. The best impression of his musical and technical accomplishment can be gained from his most talkedabout work, the 24 Caprices opus 1 (1817), which were modelled on the similarly named pieces by Pietro Locatelli (1733). To this day the 24 Caprices are still considered the bible of violin technique. Ning Feng, First Prize winner at the 2006 International Violin Competition Premio Paganini, gives us a fresh take on his 2017 Samuel Zygmuntowicz violin, and concludes the program with the remarkable Caprice d'Adieu.