Paganini, Moto Perpetuo Op. 11 for Violin and Piano (IMC) violin_strings transcribed from Concerto in A

transcribed from Concerto in A Minor

This set contains: A-Steel/Aluminium

Strong and quiet (no annoying squeeking

Lollipop man (Colledge and Colledge)

Carl Philipp Emanuel: Allegro

Paganini, Moto Perpetuo Op. 11 for Violin and Piano (IMC) violin_strings transcribed from Concerto in AMoto Perpetuo literally means Perpetual Motion, and it follows a trend of pieces which are intended to be played repeatedly and indefinitely. So if Paganinis composition sounds familiar to you, perhaps because of a certain Flight of the Bumblebee, you would be correct! Rimsky Korsakov's orchestral interlude is intended to replicate the chaotic flying patterns of a bee, and much like Paganini's creation, is infamous for the utter despair it can cause