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PaTooDoNaLD
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I am looking to hear more classical works like Paganini.
How can I explain? dunno
hmm... where there is the presence of a principal violin or just the violin. I think I can put it that way.
I probably said something very wrong haha then please correct me.
But please tell me some composers to search and download! laugh

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Here is a little Paganini to start,, and you didn't say anything wrong, you are doing fine with your English.  

Here is a start.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....y9zA4vI4ui

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I like Tartinis Devils Trill Sonata. Its not entirely like Paganini, but it is something all classic players should listen to once.

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Great pieces! The Paganini one I already knew and I like it. The second one I loved, mainly the name! hehe
What else do you guys suggest me? 

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