Paganini's Caprice No. 24

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This is a clip from the film, The Devil's Violinist. This may be my favorite music scene of all time! I absolutely love it! The film is about the Italian violinist and composer Niccolò Paganini. Paganini is considered the greatest violinist of the 19th century. Playing Niccolò Paganini is the German violinist David Garrett. I am a huge David Garrett fan! This scene inspired me to learn the violin. Let me know what you think.

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@anonymousr1918 2 года назад

I adore and treasure this film despite what people say about it! The magnitude of Paganini’s genius, the emulation by Garrett musically and physically is beyond exceptional.

@WolfStrife Год назад

I agree!

@EnglishdreamwithValeriya Год назад

What’s the name of the film ?

@cagan7373 Год назад

@@EnglishdreamwithValeriya the devil's violinist

@calebhickermell4492 Год назад

Paganini was the equivalent of a Punk Rocker at the time. He used chords and melodies that were only supposed to be allowed for the church and put it in "common" music. Which was super metal. The church did not like it.

@achangyw Год назад

Better than when he played in orchestra live. Film is much much better IMHO. Just love this presentation.

@Frank_Cordova Год назад

3:25 The terror in the violinist face next to him LOL

@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316 3 месяца назад

I’d call it jealousy, so many professional classical violinists I’ve met are so smug and hate if their ability is undermined by other players.

@fuadnebir4950 Месяц назад

@@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316 no no... It was genuine fear, no terror. Because he was SO GOOD that people were actually convinced that he had sold his soul to the devil for such skills.

@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316 Месяц назад

@@fuadnebir4950 Won’t disagree with you there, Paganini was frighteningly good.

@dongiano Год назад

Part of the reason people were so in awe with his skill is because nobody really plucked violin strings, they pressed them. Him pressing, plucking, and the bow is part of what made him so amazing

@Ilya13k_official Год назад

Я английский только начал изучать, извините. Бабушка помогла перевести.

@M0du5Pwn3n5 Год назад

Plucking was relatively rare, but not unheard of (it's still relatively rare). What makes Caprice 24 nuts is that he's plucking with BOTH HANDS. It's hard to see if you don't know what's going on, but you can't pluck a violin that fast with just your right hand doing normal pizzicato. Caprice 24 involves left-handed pizzicato, which was practically unheard-of, and is still extremely rare. So your right hand plucks the strings while your left hand both fingers the notes AND plucks the strings. Paganini's Caprices were not just amazing for their time either. There are certainly a lot more people today who can play Caprice 24, but that's mostly just because competition for music schools and orchestra spots has become so fierce. It's still among the hardest existing pieces of violin music.

@dongiano Год назад

@M0du5Pwn3n5 I feel like a schmuck now because I didn't even realize that he was doing that. Watching it again, I do, but initially I didn't realize he was using both hands to pluck

@traceyxxrose7454 9 месяцев назад

The song is not written as plucking with both hands…… it’s written as staccato with the bow and a hammer on and pull off with the left hand to make a unique sound. It’s not pizz with both hands. You can watch Hillary Hahn do it the correct way as this is not it…

@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316 3 месяца назад

The man basically invented guitar tapping…on the violin…

@vivianguo7872 4 месяца назад

David Garret played Paganini caprice 24 exactly how I imagined the Devil Violinist to play it himself

@pixelintellect9215 Год назад

He bought the whole violin and used the whole violin, crazy.

@dongiano Год назад

Well you can't only buy and use part of it. That new hood slang is the worst

@ZalemMoon Год назад

@@dongiano What the "hood slang" 🤮 means is that most people will never truly utilize an instrument to it's fullest extent and Paganini is one of the few who does. It's not difficult to understand.

@aiyannajacobs2831 7 месяцев назад

um.. as a violinist yes you can if you dont use all aspects of the violin and just play scales you wouldnt be using it to its full potential especially is you only play in first position as many do that using the whole violin utilizes pizz, harmonics, chords, aswell as getting into the higher register and so much more pagannini caprice 24 is an excellent example of using the whole violin, and that is not "hood slang"@@dongiano

@BillyReed68 6 месяцев назад

No wonder you don't hear this more often. No one can play it. Stunning in every way.

@12floz67 4 месяца назад

You should check out Igor Paspalj play it on electric guitar. I’ve watched a half of dozen times on RU-vid.🍻

@giocodiruolo9187 Год назад

"paganini non ripete" is still nowadays a figure of speech in modern italian language... this shuold give a measurement of the power of this man and his music

@kronoscamron7412 Год назад

I like how the other violinist told him at the end , I am selling my violin, after what I saw I cant play it anymore.

@alexanderguti9100 6 месяцев назад

Iam here

@orianamandi Год назад

David is seriously the incarnation of Paganini. He's perfect for this role🙏🏻😍

@kronoscamron7412 Год назад

I agree although he is a bit handsome to be paganini, but I will suspend my disbelief. but great movie altogether.

@michele-33 Год назад

@@kronoscamron7412 Have you seen it in English by any chance? I've only found it in Russian....no subtitles 😿

@obbzerver Год назад

If only he could act.

@orianamandi Год назад

@@kronoscamron7412 I agree😅😅

@dongiano Год назад

@obbzerver you ain't lyin, the movie is great and he's an amazing musician, but yeah his acting is just not very good

@christopherko475 11 месяцев назад

This guy had the tastes of a modern rock star with the exception of his time unlike ours. His music, his style…

@Franz_Liszt_Korean 10 дней назад

Agree

@ProGuitarUA Год назад

Actually I more impressed with talent of guys who able to write down his play in notes… actually it’s super amazing

@andv993 Год назад

Dam if the girls went like that for playing an instrument nowadays I would be happier

@WolfStrife Год назад

They still do, it's just that security guards are present now😅

@maywang5464 Год назад

Modern girls would look at their phone in such occasions

@b.994 Год назад

Ya gotta be as majestic as him first😏

@nibdurhdhudhyd Год назад

@@b.994 majestic😂

@leigh.-. Год назад

Some of us still do

@danielcifuentes7198 Год назад

Paganini was one of the most extraordianry Composers and Performers in what is related to Violin, ever.

@deralt4935 Год назад

I honestly wish playing the violin in modern times would be as seductive as Paganini in the film is making it seem.

@AjayTheBard Год назад

40 hours a day practice doesnt pull anyone:(

@Ash1nerTV Год назад

@@AjayTheBard :(

@MD-zm6sn Год назад

Know your audience and be really not ugly and you can do it.

@BlorbusUnimax Год назад

hahahahahaha😓😨😰😢😭

@lorystefan5647 Год назад

I watched David Garrett in concert in Bucharest, and believe me...girls were crazy for him! I'm a grown woman and I got crazy for him too...he was magnificent! Played like a God!

@jsr3793 Год назад

Paganini: I bought the whole violin, I'm going to use the whole god damned violin.

@Ilya13k_official Год назад

Я услышал Паганини и обомлел. Мне 9 лет, я не учусь в музыкальной школе.. Бабушка посоветовала послушать капричио 24. Это супер.! Скрипка для меня теперь самый приятный на слух инструмент.

@katan4308 Год назад

послушай кампанеллу в исполнении Матвея Блюмина, и Вивальди зиму

@Волк-щ5к Год назад

был на Руси такой Иван Евстафьевич Хандошкин , паганини ему и в подмётки не годился ... но Хандошкин был простолюдин и ему не светила известность в европе... возьмите Баха и паганини и получите Хандошкина! плюс Батов - который делал скрипки не хуже страдивари... но вы же плюёте на своих гениев

@ShredmasterX Год назад

Back then classical music was for the people what modern music is to us today. They usually cheered during and between movements. In fact, oftentimes musicians like Paganini only performed the first movement of a concerto as it was the most popular part. And they usually ended their performances with salon pieces to show off with their skills. Furthermore, artists such as Mozart or Beethoven improvised a lot (cadenzas, for example). I guess, all the classical composers would be somewhat shocked to see how the conservatory-trained musicians of today replicate their music note for note without adding anything personal to the compositions. Unfortunately, most of them were not able to do that anyway as they had never learned to improvise. And they would never dare altering one single note, either.

@sherlockholms8404 Год назад

Thanks for giving this interetsing context info👍🏾.

@josebuylla164 Год назад

I do not agree, there are young people who create and play their own cadences, see for example María Dueñas.

@VirtualAviatorVet Год назад

For improvisation, now we have the jazz.

@donalddade5643 Год назад

From the fawning fangirls to the contemptful violinists in the orchestra to the violinists in the audience just trying to figure out what he was playing, the closest thing we have to Paganini today is truly Yngwie Malmsteen.

@collumjiggas Год назад

Have a gander at paul gilbert and Joe Stump

@donalddade5643 Год назад

@@collumjiggas I see your point, but with many of Joe Stump's songs, it is obvious which Yngwie song inspired it (so strongly that one might be tempted to use the term rip-off), and while Paul Gilbert has got the most impressive chops, he isn't as purely a neoclassicist like Yngwie. I'd mention Impelleteri before Gilbert.

@kreatorsepultura6818 Год назад

JASON BECKER

@donalddade5643 Год назад

@@kreatorsepultura6818 You are not wrong. But I find Becker and Friedman to be sort of like Shakespeare's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern: There's really no reason to distinguish one from the other... For that reason, I can't see Jason Becker as being a tremendous influence on the whole of the rock guitar community when he wasn't really even unique within his own band. As much as I like Paul Gilbert, the same might be said about him and Bruce Bouillet. But I admit Jason wasn't just all chops... he played some nice tasty stuff and didn't really get credit for his musicality, in the same way that people who haven't really listened to much Malmsteen sometimes critique him, too.

@ЕленаКорнеева-р2ч Год назад

Там годы практики , усердие , терпение и адский труд.

@oldcaretaker Год назад

Every generation has its pop music thank goodness,I wonder what will be remembered the most?

@suntown9743 Год назад

НЕТ ПРЕДЕЛА СОВЕРШЕНСТВУ! БРАВО, НИКОЛО ПАГАНИНИ!!! БРАВО, ДЭВИД ГАРРЕТТ!!! БРАВИССИМО!!! ФАНТАСТИКА, ПОТРЯСЕНИЕ, РАДОСТЬ, СЛЁЗЫ... ВСЁ СМЕШАЛОСЬ... НЕТ СИЛ И СЛОВ... НИЖАЙШИЙ ПОКЛОН!

@cerval4676 7 месяцев назад

Kto takoy Paganini? Vy evo znaete???

@mariaglowacz1940 9 месяцев назад

Tym filmem rozpoczęła się moja miłość do odtworcy D.Garretta.Po prostu wbił mnie w ziemię, a muzyka z filmu śniła mi sie po nocach.Lecialy napisy końcowe, ludzie wychodzili z kina ,a ja stałam zapatrzona w ekran i nie mogłam przestać słuchać.

@alexandrsherbakov9878 9 месяцев назад

Это - просто космос! Нет слов, чтобы выразить свое восхищение. Браво, браво.

@katekrylov Год назад

Yeah, Paganini really rocked!

@ОлегРак-м9н Год назад

Всегда восхищаюсь исполнителями классической музыки ведь музыка это то что передается из поколения в поколение без искажений как рисунок на скале и то стыдно сделать лучше ❤.

@pantoff80 11 месяцев назад

фильм называется - скрипач дьявола

@ОлегРак-м9н 11 месяцев назад

@@pantoff80 фильм да если провести время и параллели эпох то. Пушкин, Лермонтов, Шевченко обычные блогеры а вот классиков в в музыке нет...

@ximeaguilera2178 Год назад

Lo único que sabía de mi abuelo violinista era que adoraba a Paganini. Después de ver esta película entendí por qué

@xdavidliu Год назад

went straight from Concerto no 1 to Caprice 24

@kronoscamron7412 Год назад

They were in a rush.

@seanwu8383 7 месяцев назад

From a concerto without a soloist and a solo piece with an orchestra

@albarorodrigocardenasyucra2484 4 месяца назад

😂😂

@fazliddinerkaboyev6568 3 месяца назад

@@seanwu8383 😂😂😂😂👌

@Franz_Liszt_Korean 10 дней назад

Right

@troyacree7698 Год назад

I had never heard of this film until I landed here. When I read your comments about it being so great, I was skeptical. I am now convinced! Awesome scene. Best violin scene ever!

@lilianneknight3039 11 месяцев назад

😅Fantastic ❤

@luiskoyko2878 Год назад

NICOLO PAGANNINI ES EL MEJOR COMPOSITOR DE VIOLIN QUE HE VISTO EN TODA MI VIDA...

@user-uw9li4yo9grty Год назад

Дэвид превосходно и виртуозно исполнил роль как музкант и как актер. Браво!!!

@ЛидияИванова-й4ъ Год назад

Дэвид,шикарный везде и всюду Любимый мною человек.Неповторимый,самый,самый.

@МихаилКобызев-г6у Год назад

Лучший фильм про Гения музыки, где Гения мкзыки сыграл Гегий музыки, а мы все его современники, спасибо Господи за ЭТО.

@montsepeiro1296 Год назад

Que maravilla escucharlo cuando llega. Impresionante David . Es el mejor ♥️♥️♥️

@Limara64 Год назад

Well!!! That’s going on my ‘Two Cello’s’ Thunderstruck playlist, to add air violin to my air cello repertoire.

@СветланаБлагова-я6н Год назад

Феноменальное исполнение, а техника просто фантастична❤. Такая энэргетика и магия просто завораживает! Вы волшебник Девид, благодарю за музыку и великолепное исполнение!!!❤❤

@НикИванов-ф2к Год назад

Yes, one can understand that Paganini is a genius. He is a genius. But you can't treat people badly. You have to respect people who treat you well!

@mirelatanovici5166 Год назад

David the beeeest forever!!👍🆒👏👏👏🫶❤️🙏🌹⭐️👑🔝😘👏🫶

@montsepeiro1296 Год назад

Impresionante David Garrett ♥️♥️♥️

@montsepeiro1296 25 дней назад

IMPRESIONANTE DAVID.❤

@helenaoliveira5967 Год назад

David, não tenho palavras para descrever o que me vai na alma. É super fantástico muito bom. Esse violino é mágico, as suas mãos verdadeiros tesouros de arte. DAVID GARRETT FAZEDOR DE SONHOS. BEM HAJA SEMPRE ❤

@markrosier6889 10 месяцев назад

It is musical genius, for sure and the added theatrics enhance it. My daughter too played, performed, this but it would be almost impossible for me as father to bear for her; never the les, it's utterly superb entertainment.

@박일현-c4d Год назад

Incomparable. Wonderful!

@marcodanes9144 Год назад

un verdadero placer escucharlo,es un virtuoso

@billfaint6736 Год назад

Absolutely exquisite.

@Anastasia-Mak-MAk 11 месяцев назад

I adore the magnificent performance of David Garrett, the brilliant musician, the magic Prince of classical music of the greatest masterpiece of the Italian composer, the bright personality of the classical period of Niccolo Paganini «Caprice 24». My favorite genre is classic. And my favorite actor and musician of genius violinist David Garrett. His creativity is unique. Stage image brilliant, magnificent manner of execution, the subtle perception of music, charm, uniqueness, delights millions of fans. Your refined, virtuoso style of performing pizzicato in all compositions, has no analogues = the peak of perfection. You have been given a sacred role to chanting the world of beauty, harmony, love. Magnificentl orchestra with excellent musicians with filigree technique and perfect game. Thank you for a magical music and pleasure that you bring to your fans. Your concerts holiday bright music and unforgettable spectacle. Stunning success!!!🎻🌹

@inesmolina1598 2 года назад

¡¡¡BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO !!!

@marcvspatricivs Год назад

Que composicion más brutal e increíble, y la escena es épica logra transmitir esa emocion, pasión y complegidad! ❤ Bravo!👏🏻

@osiriscaldelas407 Год назад

Por momentos y melodías como esa me hubiera encantado haber vivido en esa época debio ser fenomenal escuchar esas melodias interpretadas en vivo de sus compositores. Si con estos intérpretes se me enchina la piel no me imagino con los verdaderos. Amo esta música que me transporta a lugares que no se si existen o existieron, simplemente la amo 💞

@diegoanthonyherrera9952 Год назад

de un new-metalero adelantado a su epoca.

@drdahkan8476 11 месяцев назад

2023 any listener ?🤔

@AnnaBananna5678 7 месяцев назад

One better 2024 🎉

@sushiConPorotos 3 месяца назад

2024 my friend

@zabdielmoisesluna7398 3 месяца назад

2024❤

@inderjeetsharma2662 3 месяца назад

2024

@alexanderzubkov1418 28 дней назад

2024 only

@HankKroll Год назад

Exceptional musicality. I have longed to pay that well.

@НатальяДубровская-е7м Год назад

Браво. Браво Маэстро Дэвид Гарретт 👏 ♥️

@ISMAILBELABBES-km2hq 9 месяцев назад

the last part is EPIC

@BrianHardy-z2g 3 месяца назад

The raw emotion of this passage is inspiring.

@WolfStrife 3 месяца назад

Absolutely! Makes me want to practice the violin every time I see it!

@Cyrilmc222004 9 месяцев назад

Absolutely and utterly Brilliant and Fantastic performance I’ve ever heard. Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤

@vaten3818 Год назад

Изумительно! Великолепно!

@Волк-щ5к Год назад

@НатальяХабарова-о4с 6 месяцев назад

Изучите творчество Батова, с чего он начинал. Видимо не знаете, с реставрации скрипок Страдивари и ничего нового он не изобрел

@robertopinnasilva4176 Месяц назад

Amazing Garret.....

@studentoftheword6115 Год назад

The Greatest Violinist music written.

@LuzSolano-s4c 5 месяцев назад

Me encanta. Una joya excepcional.. Las cuerdas del violin cobran vida.... ❤❤❤

@Lanna0551 Год назад

Amazing. I like him in this character. (Paganini).

@Artist_Aejoo Год назад

So Amazing and Beautiful 😍 Thank you for sharing

@justinlin7829 11 месяцев назад

The relief to finally finish

@janduda1121 Год назад

Bravo Maestro !!!

@Shadow_Hunter05 Год назад

I honestly feel that this movie leaves us a lot to think about and I loved that movie too much. At the end it was very emotional but the movie is very good and I recommend that you watch it and the ending

@Gdid7 4 месяца назад

2024 here 🎻😮‍💨

@soymat4336 Месяц назад

😉

@Franz_Liszt_Korean 10 дней назад

I am

@AlexVal-m3e 3 дня назад

The true rockstar of that era 🤘🤘

@AncaTecusan Месяц назад

Zitat Leidenschaft...! ❤❤❤ Der Film ist die heutige Realität. !perfekt!❤ 👏👏👏👏👏

@montsepeiro1296 Год назад

EXTRAORDINARI DAVID ♥️♥️♥️

@tulaysinmaz9664 Год назад

Breataking music excellent performances bravo! Thanks!💯💯💯💯💯👍

@GokuMan3000 Год назад

blud got the lightskin stare🔥🔥

@iuliaujeniuc731 10 дней назад

Semplicemente Davide!❤️🌹 Genial!

@albertescobar7179 Год назад

Lo máximo ,el mejor violinista en todas las músicas, saludos desde Perú.

@lesevesel2898 Месяц назад

The man was Robert Johnson and Jimi Hendrix all rolled into one. He was so far ahead of his time.

@sacredkinetics.lns.8352 Год назад

` 🕊️ " Bravo "

@basedokadaizo 4 месяца назад

someone back in the day HAD to have headbanged to this. it had to have been born here.

@ttsfish1372 Год назад

4:23 That looked like ‘Gurl you’re meant to faint’ ‘Oh shit yeah’

@loldog3378 Год назад

Bro got that violin rizz 🔥🔥🔥

@Robopup325 Год назад

I havent seen the movie, is that Lizst himself writing down the notes for etude no.6? EDIT: Paganini/Lizst Etude No.6 is basically the piano version of this Caprice

@Itibitydetsku Год назад

Yes

@ilikedinosaurs392 Год назад

Is this from a movie?

@michellepilote1118 9 месяцев назад

He was called the "Devil's" violinist...He had a bad temper as he considered auther violinist as amateur. I agree with him. His master of the instrument was a gift from God. I have scors from him and the musical scors are simply outrageous, how can one be expected to play such vertuosity. I just love him.

@traceyxxrose7454 9 месяцев назад

Even though he treated almost everyone like shit and died of syphilis because god wouldn’t let him keep it in his pants either. All hail the mighty lord

@montsepeiro1296 10 месяцев назад

Magnific!!!!!!!!

@rulykartono3947 Год назад

ketika rekaman kaset belum ditemukan.. penonton itu mencatat irama itu dgn santui.... asem dah orang2 dulu...bravoooo

@enemets3688 Месяц назад

Beautiful music! 🎶🎻🌹

@vivianguo7872 4 месяца назад

3:00 girl cries from excitement

@SergeySlobodchikovWay 11 месяцев назад

Классное исполнение.

@saedstation4396 Год назад

Dam this guy is a genius

@enemets3688 3 месяца назад

Powerful! Bravo!🌹👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@videobydenis 4 месяца назад

Oh, this medieval rock. We have completely forgotten it. I’m listening now, and I see that our entire modern rock culture is just a reworking of Paganini.

@НаталияФедоровна-ц6в Год назад

Какое. Очарование.. Как. Играет. Как. Красив. Девид. Николо.. Браво.. Гений... 😂😅❤❤.

@laviniapeiter9052 2 года назад

Так прекрасно исполнено это произведение Николо Паганини, я думаю,что Николо признал бы совершенство исполнения музыки Дэвидом ,достойный ответ через время

@WolfStrife 2 года назад

Я тоже так думаю, отличное исполнение.

@anonymousr1918 2 года назад

Да, это, пожалуй, одно из лучших исполнений Каприса.

@frew9286 Год назад

Не леонидас кавакос лучше сыграл как по мне

@AlexNN52 Год назад

Особенно если учесть, что свои каприсы Н Паганини написал для скрипки соло. В них и близко нет оркестровой партии. Спрашивается, зачем авторам фильма надо было такую отсебятину лепить, да еще к тому же еще и из разных произведений?? Я так думаю, что как раз наоборот, он бы им головы оторвал!

@Turok-hm2yd Год назад

@@AlexNN52 Это точно. Ну обозначили бы как вариация на тему каприса, другое дело. А так... заявить конкретное произведение, а сыграть хрен знает что, это как то не айс.

@zinaidaciobotaru287 Год назад

Virtuozitate și splendoare la superlativ ! Bravo David ! Ești magic ! Toată admirația mea ! Muzica este viata,colorata în culorile curcubeului ! Mulțumesc ! Mult succes!

@natalisvetozar3548 Год назад

Скрипка есть самый потрясающий музыкалный инструмент!!!

@dariaahl8084 11 месяцев назад

Wonderful ❤❤❤🇸🇪

@antoniettaciccarelli7215 Месяц назад

Stupendo ❤️🌹❤️🎻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@xionkale3688 Год назад

This inspired me to never pick up my violin again.

@Serg-sc8kj Год назад

Божественный Паганини.

@PCgamer923 Год назад

David Garret making paganiniX100 hotter then he ever was, then again who know what his real performance was like in those concerts. It was something to behold for its time, but I doubt the women didn't hold that level of fascination is they do for david in this movie as they did for paganini.

@tommenbaratheon3612 Год назад

Heard women were screaming at Paganinis performance and he wasn't that hot

@saracasaburi479 Месяц назад

Stupendo 🎉❤

@Mir_moimi-glazami Год назад

Я играла это произведение Паганини в 5 классе музыкальной школе, тоже на скрипке, жаль, что я не любила скрипку, родители заставили👏👍🙋❤️😥

@Archelon6148 Год назад

Этот каприс не могут дать играть ребёнку в 5 классе. Никак

@Mir_moimi-glazami Год назад

@@Archelon6148 Я была необычным ребенком

@Archelon6148 Год назад

@@Mir_moimi-glazami 🤦🏻‍♀️ да понятно что случай тяжёлый

@simongonzalez3490 Год назад

Excelente!

@jeffl977 Год назад

Brilliant

@ПавелВ-у8к Год назад

Не знаю какой он исполнитель, не слышал, но композитор от Бога.

@БарановаНаталья-м2л Год назад

Только то ,что играет там. Гарретт делает этот фильм прелестным. Играеет и как актер и как скрипач. Одно наслаждение и видеть, и слышать. Обожаю!!!!

@mohanmedagama4109 Год назад

Now I can play this piece this is my favorite piece and My favorite composer is Nicole paganini

@itsjim2875 10 месяцев назад

If you enjoyed this movie, you might also enjoy "The Red Violin", inspired by a historic 1720 Stradivarius violin nicknamed the "Red Mendelssohn". The film features a soundtrack by John Corigliano, with solos performed by Joshua Bell.