Update Title: 2F1F1447-6A4F-44C6-8878-6B45EED6F579

ID

Titlecode

Title Name

Marketing Copy

Italian composer and violinist Giuseppe Tartini (1692-1770), the first known owner of a Stradivarius violin, composed at least 135 violin concerti and at least 100 violin sonatas in his lifetime, among a few other works not for the violin. While the fact that he never dated his manuscripts nor cataloged revisions makes it very difficult to catalog his works, scholars have created systems to at least categorize his output based on the stylistic characteristics of his music. The most famous of Tartini's works is best known as the DEVILS'S TRILL SONATA (SONATA FOR VIOLIN in G Minor, GT 2.g05/ B.g5). Tartini claimed to be inspired by a dream related to French astronomer Jérôme Lalande where the devil offered to teach Tartini, with the dream ending in an awe-inspiring performance by the devil of great virtuosity and brilliance. On waking, Tartini attempted to recreate what he heard the devil play. While Tartini claimed to have written the work in 1913, it may have been composed as late as the 1740s based on its stylistic maturity. Reprint of the arrangement for string quartet by Henri Vieuxtemps.

Instrumentation

Commission

Dedication

Program Notes

Title Brand

Year Composed

Copyright Number

Copyright Year

Duration

Ensemble Size

Date Created

Date Updated

Inhouse Note

Bsc Code

Text Author

Premier Performance Memo

Recording Credits

Review

Awards

Title Category

Title Movements

Title Grade

Set Series ID

Title Instrument Category Text

Title Sub Category Text

Title Sub Category

Title Instrument Header

Title Grade Text

Clean Url