A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers. 1.09
orchestral parts ; Variations upon " Non piu mesta," theme from Cenerentola: Grand Sentimental Sonata ; Sonata, with variations ; " La Primavera," (Spring) Sonata without accompaniments; " Var-sovie," Sonata; La ci darem la mano; " Le Carnaval de Venise"; " Di tanti palpiti"; "Marie Louise"; Romance pour le chant; Cantabile for Violin and Piano; Polonaise, with variations; Fan-taisie Vocale ; Sonata, for Violin Solo ; Nine Quartetts, for Violin, Alto, Violoncello, and Guitar; Cantabile and Waltz; Three duetts, for Violin and Violoncello; Other Duetts and small Pieces for Violin and Guitar.
' Pagin, Andre Noel, born in Paris in
1721, died-? Celebrated Fiddler,
travelled into Italy, whilst still young, for the express purpose of receiving lessons from Tartini. On his return to Paris, in 1750, he performed at the Concert Spirituel, at first with success, but as he refused to perform any but his master's music he soon lost favour with the French and was compelled to discontinue public performance. He was subsequently engaged in the suit of the Count de Clermont. In 1770, Dr. Burney heard him at a private party, and admired the expression and lightness of his execution. He published six sonatas for the violin. Paris, 1748.
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Dictionary Fiddlers Variations Cenerentola Grand Sentimental Sonata Sonata La Primavera Spring Sonata Var-sovie Sonata Le Carnaval Venise Louise Romance Cantabile Violin Piano Polonaise Fan-taisie Vocale Sonata Violin Solo Nine Quartetts Violin Alto Violoncello Guitar Cantabile Waltz Three Violin Violoncello Other Duetts Pieces Violin Guitar Andre Noel Paris Fiddler Italy Tartini Paris Concert Spirituel French Count Clermont Paris
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