Biography of the violinist Paganini

The works of this Italian violinist and today continue to excite the minds of people. Even scientists consider it a genius, and they explain the genius of Paganini by the innate features of the structure of his brain, body and musical subtlety of hearing. The Italian’s life was very difficult, because in the 19th century, society considered the creatures of the devil to many brilliant people.

Among them, the Italian musician was also among them. It is worth noting that it is Niccolo Paganini that many modern rock - the musicians call "the first rocker in the history of mankind." This is due to the fact that the Italian knew how to play the violin very quickly, and was also not afraid to challenge the public foundations of his time. Of course, the musician did not play rock in the literal sense of the word, but the spirit of his musical works can be called "rocker".

The future musician was born in Genoa, October 27. In childhood, Niccolo was very painful and puny. The first music teacher Paganini was his father. At the age of 5, the boy was already able to play Mandolin, and at 7 he began to master the violin. Already the first classes have shown that Niccolo is gifted musically. However, the father forced his son to study daily.

In order not to escape, the father locked the boy in the barn. Once this led to catalepsy. Doctors stated the death of Paganini, but when he was laid in the coffin, he suddenly woke up. After that, my father decided not to take risks, and hired a teacher. It is worth noting that Niccolo himself was very fond of music, so he did not have to force him to study.

At the age of 11, he began to play worship in the Genoese churches. Modern rocks - musicians often call Niccolo Paganini "the first rocker in the history of mankind", since the musical works of the Italian have a "rocker" spirit. Also, Paganini was not afraid to challenge the public foundations of his time modern rock - the musicians often call Niccolo Paganini the “first rocker in the history of mankind”, since the musical works of the Italian have a “rocker” spirit.

Also, Paganini was not afraid to challenge the public foundations of his time as a young musician quickly gained fame. Many famous people sought to meet him. Paganini met with the Polish violinist Augusta Duhunovsky, the Marquis Dzhancarlo Di Negro and the cellist Gasparo Giththti. They helped Niccolo create two concerts for the violin and for piano four hands.

The first Paganini tour tour took place in the year. The tour was very heavy and exhausting, but the father of the violinist insisted on the constant music of his son. After the Niccolo family moved to the house in the Polchever Valley, the musician took up self -education.

In the year, he got rid of his parental guardianship, making a move to Lucca. At the same time, the violinist began to lead a rampant lifestyle. In the year, he returned to Genoa, where he created 12 sonata for violin and guitar. In the year he moved to Florence. Paganini lived at the courtyard of Bachkki, from time to time making tour tours. During this period, he wrote 24 whims dedicated to the famous artists of his time: Henri Vietana and Ferenca Liszt.

However, in the same period, Niccolo was carried away by military service. Once the musician appeared in front of the Duchess of Tuscanskaya in military uniform, for which he was expelled from the palace. He had to move to Milan. Niccolo Paganini toured the cities of England, Germany and France. But in the year, the violinist had to interrupt concert activities for health reasons. He felt so bad that he did not expect to recover.

Doctors diagnosed him with several diseases at once: tuberculosis, cough, fever, intestinal cramps and rheumatism. But Paganini continued to create even in this state. He had a student who wrote new works. When the musician recovered, he continued to speak, playing the works of the student. And yet, the tour thoroughly blew up the already weak health of the Italian. In the year, he was forced to stop his concert activity.

Paganini's final performances took place in the year at the court of Prince Hilarion Spitali. Despite the fact that Niccolo Paganini was a friendly person, many contemporaries were afraid of him, believing that the talented violinist made a deal with the devil. Since the musician was an atheist, the church servants repeatedly tried to slander him despite the fact that Niccolo Paganini was a friendly person, many contemporaries were afraid of him, believing that the talented violinist made a deal with the devil.

Since the musician was an atheist, the church servants repeatedly tried to slander him despite the fact that Paganini was a friendly and talented person, many contemporaries were afraid of him. It was often compared with the hell for a characteristic appearance. But this did not prevent him from starting novels with rich women. The fans of the musician included the sisters of Napoleon Bonaparte - Eliza and Polina.

Since Niccolo Paganini openly stated that he did not believe in God, his church frankly hated and accused his Satanism. Yes, in the XIX century to live atheists was very difficult.When Paganini came to Genoi on tour, the daughter of the local tailor, Angelina Cavanano decided to meet him. The girl decided to make sure that the rumors of the violinist’s cooperation with the devil were true.

She met Niccolo, and was convinced that he was slandered. Over time, their acquaintance flowed into a relationship. Paganini managed to persuade the girl to go to the Parma tour with him. A few months later, Angelina, being pregnant, moved to the village near Genoa. The most famous works of Niccolo Paganini are "Sonata for the Big Waltz", "Kantabile", "Venice Carnival", "24 Caprice for the Solo violin", "Six Dlucks for the Violin and Guitar", "15 Quartet for violin and Guitar", as well as "60 variations in all the systems for the Genoese folk song" BARUCABA " The most famous works of Niccolo Paganini are "Sonata for the Big Waltz", "Kantabile", "Venice Carnival", "24 Caprice for the Solo violin", "Six Dlucks for the Violin and Guitar", "15 Quartet for violin and Guitar", as well as "60 variations in all the systems for the Genoese folk song" BARUCABA " In the fall of the year, exhausted by Paganini's diseases, he came to Genoa.

Here he died in the year. In the last months of his life, the Italian was very weak, and did not leave the house. The great violinist died on May 27. But the ministers of the church did not allow his son to bury his body. As a result, the violinist's son did it secretly. At the same time, the remains of Paganini exhumed several times. Only in the year, the ash of the violinist was finally buried in the Parma cemetery.

During his life, Niccolo Paganini wrote many works. The most famous of them are the "Sonata for the Big Waltz", "Cantabile", "Venetian carnival", "24 caprices for the solo violin", "Six sonatas for violin and guitar", "15 quarters for the violin and guitar", as well as "60 variations in all systems for the Genoese folk song" Barucaba ".