The Testament of Paganini

The first four stories in the book "The Testament of Paganini" explore the childhood and coming of age of the Italian genius who revolutionized violin music. He elevated the technique of playing to a level that remains unattainable for many performers. The works are written in a rhythmic, musical, and poetic prose style.

Author

Larisa Prigarina

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Volume: 40 pages
Language of the work: Russian.
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ISBN: 978-5-0056-8265-9

In the fifth, sixth, and seventh stories of "The Testament of Paganini" the history of the city of Genoa, the birthplace of the great composer, is revealed. These tales immerse the reader in the atmosphere of the late 18th century, introducing them to the life of the Marquis di Negro — a patron of the arts who played a crucial role in Paganini's destiny. We follow their journey to Florence, where the Marquis shows Niccolò Paganini the lands of the ancient Etruscans, the predecessors of the Italian nation.

Author

Larisa Prigarina

Detailed Information

Volume: 38 pages
Language of the work: Russian.
Available in stores:
Rideró
ISBN: 978-5-0068-5802-2