File:Paganini-concert-covent-garden.jpg
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[edit]Playbill of Paganini's concert at Covent Garden on July 6, 1832. Note that his "Allegro Maestoso" could come from his concerto No. 1, 2, or 5, where their respective first movements share the same name.
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| current | 08:25, 13 June 2009 | | 674 × 1,111 (149 KB) | Eduardo Antico (talk | contribs) | Playbill of Paganini's concert at Covent Garden on July 6, 1832. Note that his "Allegro Maestoso" could come from his concerto No. 1, 2, or 5, where their respective first movements share the same name. |
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