Speaking of Tartini, I'm afraid not many people know about it, but when it comes to "The Devil's Trill", I'm afraid there are not a few people who know it by nodding their heads. Some people may also say: "It's Paganini's! The Alcadador is great!"
So I wanted to slap the table and scold my mother.
When it comes to "The Devil's Trill," many people often think not of Tartini and his piece called "The Devil's Trill," but of a classical CD selection of Paganini's violin music titled "The Devil's Trill."
In fact, the fault lies with the translator. The original title of this CD is "Diabolus in Musica". The literal translation should be "Devil in Music". The free translation can be translated as "Devil's Sound", which has nothing to do with vibrato. The original intention of the translation is probably to describe the difficulty of the music. Unfortunately, it is self-defeating and I will probably continue to be scolded by people like me.
I have always wanted to rectify the name of Tartini and his "The Devil's Trill", so I wrote this short article when I was inspired. I hope friends who also like "The Devil's Trill" will support me.
The sound quality of "The Devil's Trill" is pretty good. It's music on Tudou. Com (length 16'32'', tested, no viruses). It's worth listening to and recommended.
Here are the connections:
http://www. Tudou. Com/programs/view/aG7uxjkkoyw/
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