Niccolò Paganini was born with the violin, like Franz Liszt with the piano. A child prodigy in the truest sense of the term, his teachers, Rolla and Paer, admitted to having never taught him a thing. A life of adventure, romantic conquests, concerts and politics, Paganini was an incredible character. In 1828 a critic wrote, “Inflamed as if by beaming electricity, he shone suddenly just as a miraculous apparition in the heaven of art”. Both angel and demon, he is an emblematic figure of Romanticism.
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Two legends of the 20th century violin
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