Devils Trill

"Satanic Vibrato" Before the Spring Festival in 1973, the narrator's mother handed him a violin; this is a very good German model. The narrator received the violin from his uncle. And he bought 50 dollars from a poor Russian musician. He was playing our grandchild's violin, so when he pulled the violin to the talker, his uncle died and handed it to him. The narrator wanted to be his young musician; he went to music school, but later he gave up his dream.

Cravingston reads part of his favorite passage, the Tartini scandal "Devil's Trill Sonata". According to Giuseppe Tartini himself, he encountered the devil in a dream and was trapped in an intersection without knowing which direction to go. A devil appeared, had a violin of Stradivarius, adjusted it, played sonatas. As the church prohibited the sonatas, Cravenston learned this from Tartini himself, and if he tried to publish this article he will burn academic composers. If you ask that you sing it, Cravingston will insist that they need to know the enemies to fight them better. He was not a Faust style bargain, he felt that he would meet the devil some day instead of selling his soul. Music is just a temptation to oppose ourselves

Venice composer Giuseppe Tartini (1692-1770) stated that Satan wrote "a small melody sonata", the so-called "devil's vibrato" in inspiration after Satan played the violin. Satan himself is a multi-instrumentalist as he says that he has his own instrument (tablet - snare and pipe) in addition to playing the violin at Ethanquier 28: 13. Tartini is one of many composers who use three tones, the music spans three tones and is called "dark darts of music" or "space of devils". These discordant chords have also appeared in heavy metal music of bands such as Slayer and Black Sabbath, as well as the avant-garde theme song of The Simpsons. Producer Bob Ezlin, working in the documentary "Metal: Headscarf Journey" with Alice Cooper, KISS, and Deep Purple, says, That voice. "