Examples of using Paganini in English and their translations into Hebrew
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known as"the Paganini of the oboe".
When he heard that Paganini was to play concerts in Marseille in January 1837,
Truth is I do not recognize myself in this flattering comparison since Paganini is generally considered the virtuoso archetype," he says.
It's said that Ernst then played for Paganini who predicted a brilliant career for him.
There, Ernst gave a concert where he played Paganini's"Nel cor pìù non mi sento" with an accuracy that stunned both the audience and Paganini himself.
who probably think paganini is a brand of frozen pizza.
Eden and Tamir were the first to play outside Poland the Polish composer Witold Lutoslawski's“Variations on a Theme by Paganini”.
Doesn't mean you would play like Paganini.
In fact Jem sometimes thought his father might have been a sort of Paganini himself, famous all over the world for his playing, if he had not been a Shadowhunter.
During its 20-year international career, the Paganini Quartet concertized continuously in large cities and small towns throughout the United States, as well as in famous concert halls around the world.
in their own arrangements, including the first incarnation of Lutosławski's Paganini Variations, a highly original transcription of the 24th Caprice for solo violin by Niccolò Paganini.
Carnegie Hall debut on 29 November 1951, at the age of 15, in the Paganini D major Concerto, with Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting the New York Philharmonic.
In 1958, Greenhouse acquired the Countess of Stanlein, also called the Paganini Strad, one of 63 Antonio Stradivari celli, and played it ever after.
thus sharing the title with Paganini.
his multiple-tongueing techniques are so smooth it is easy to see why he has been called‘the Paganini of the trumpet'.”.
His father encouraged his interest in acting. Nikolai first had a role at the age of 13 alongside his father in the film Kinski Paganini(1989). In the mid-1990s, he entered the UCLA School of Theatre as a theatre major[1] and graduated from there.
Competition(shared with Oleh Krysa) followed by first prize at the Paganini Competition in Genoa; and finally first prize again in 1970 at the International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow.
In many ways Dupré may be viewed as a'Paganini' of the organ- being a virtuoso of the highest order, he contributed extensively to the development of technique(both in his organ music and in his pedagogical works) although, like Paganini, his music is relatively unknown to musicians other than those who play the instrument for which the music was written.
In many ways Dupre may be viewed as a'Paganini' of the organ- being a virtuoso of the highest order, he contributed extensively to the development of technique(both in his organ music and in his pedagogical works) although, like Paganini, his music is relatively unknown to musicians other than those who play the instrument for which the music was written.
The Paganini Quartet.