Nicolo Paganini: His Life and Work

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"The Strad" office, 1907 - 205 pages
The author of this work did not live to see the final sheets in print. Although it has not received his revision, yet the book has had careful editing. Mr. Stratton did not undertake the Life of Paganini without adequate preparation. He had during many years thoughtfully studied the artist and his attributes, and became an acknowledged authority on the subject. He gathered from all available sources the most reliable information. Almost his last journey was a pilgrimage to Paganini's birthplace. This volume will exhibit his versatility, particularly the chapter giving the analyses of Paganini's compositions. It is therefore the most complete account of the greatest virtuoso recorded in the annals of music. Those who peruse this most interesting biography of Paganini, will naturally desire to learn something of the writer.

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Contents

CHAPTER I
1
CHAPTER II
9
EARLY TRIUMPHS
22
CHAPTER IV
35
CHAPTER VII
73
CHAPTER XI
148
APPENDIXNOTES ON THE ILLUSTRATIONS
195
BIBLIOGRAPHY
201
THE STRAD LIBRARY NO
vii
THE STRAD LIBRARY No
xiii
LONDON
xv

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