Paganini: Guitar Music, Vol. 1 — Part 2

Released in 1995, this performance by Frédéric Zigante presents Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 9, in C Major: Minuetto". A minuet rather than a waltz, this movement refers to the older courtly dance and can accompany a reflective scene of recollection.

The 1995 release features Frédéric Zigante performing Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 9, in C Major: Valtz". The guitar waltz offers a dance-led alternative to the set's Andantino movements and can accompany a travel sequence.

Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 10, in D Major: Minuetto", performed by Frédéric Zigante, appears on a 1995 release. The minuet gives the movement a three-beat dance reference and can accompany an intimate romantic episode.

Released in 1995, this performance by Frédéric Zigante presents Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 10, in D Major: Valtz". This movement draws on the waltz rather than the minuet heard elsewhere in the sonata set and can accompany a small celebration in a period setting.

The 1995 release features Frédéric Zigante performing Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 11, in A Major: Minuetto". The movement uses the minuet form as a compact dance piece and can accompany a small celebration in a period setting.

Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 12, in A Major: Minuetto", performed by Frédéric Zigante, appears on a 1995 release. The minuet gives the movement a three-beat dance reference and can accompany a reflective scene of recollection.

Released in 1995, this performance by Frédéric Zigante presents Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 12, in A Major: Allegretto". This movement specifies a moderately quick Allegretto rather than a slow interlude and can accompany a reflective scene of recollection.

The 1995 release features Frédéric Zigante performing Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 13, in C Major: Minuetto". The movement uses the minuet form as a compact dance piece and can accompany a landscape sequence.

Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 13, in C Major: Andantino", performed by Frédéric Zigante, appears on a 1995 release. The Andantino marking calls for moderate movement rather than a fast dance and can accompany a travel sequence.

Released in 1995, this performance by Frédéric Zigante presents Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 14, in F Major: Minuetto". A minuet rather than a waltz, this movement refers to the older courtly dance and can accompany an intimate romantic episode.

The 1995 release features Frédéric Zigante performing Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 14, in F Major: Valtz - Allegretto". The guitar waltz offers a dance-led alternative to the set's Andantino movements and can accompany an intimate romantic episode.

Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 15, in C Major: Minuetto", performed by Frédéric Zigante, appears on a 1995 release. The minuet gives the movement a three-beat dance reference and can accompany a coastal travel sequence.

Released in 1995, this performance by Frédéric Zigante presents Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 15, in C Major: Perligordino - Allegretto". The dance designation Perligordino is paired with Allegretto, giving the movement a moderately quick tempo reference.

The 1995 release features Frédéric Zigante performing Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 16, in E Major: Minuetto". The movement uses the minuet form as a compact dance piece and can accompany a travel sequence.

Niccolò Paganini's "Sonata No. 16, in E Major: Allegretto", performed by Frédéric Zigante, appears on a 1995 release. The Allegretto marking suggests light forward motion without the haste of an Allegro and can accompany an intimate romantic episode.