Niccolò Paganini’s Deal With The Devil
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Hi there, just wanted to let you know Paganini was born in 1782 not 1872. :)
He was born in 1782 not 1872.
Just a error on the clip I noticed.
Nice video BTW thanks for the upload.
Anyone who can play Paganini's pieces is a musical god to me.
Right?!?! He was amazing!
Which makes you phenomenal !
Ilove you too
Your A God for me too you got my attention 😁
Paganini and liszt
Being accused of making a deal with the devil because you play the violin too good is a extremely advanced form of being hackusated
that's because of how fast they learn the violin and how dark they are as a person it takes years to master the violin not just one or a few months
but he sold his soul, see how fast he master violin, he got sick talent but there is no human ability to master it so quickly
Christians are always meddling...
@@macias7125 but as a 7 year old how did he do it?
@@cookliet8444 age dont mean u cant sell ur soul
I read that when Niccolo seen the priest they sent to tend to him on his deathbed apparently he had a very negative and strange response, he cast the priest away and became highly agitated and distressed by the presence of the holy man.
It encourage the believe that he had indeed sold his soul to the devil or was in alinement with evil forces, so this influenced the public’s speculations of his league with dark forces and subjected Niccolo to much greater pubic scrutiny.
But it could have very well been a compilation of his fear to die and possibly the effects of syphilis which cause mental deterioration after long term effects from contraction of the disease.
Many went totally mad and mentally unstable due to syphilis and the effects after having it for lengthy periods caused the deterioration of the brain.
So either way his reaction would only cause a sense of conformation to the dark rumours of his pact with evil.
I have read/studied about a few highly talented artists both musical and visual artists who where deemed to have been In league with the devil or evil because they caused people to be curious about their odd behaviour and their great talent which allowed them to live lives of excess and to have much greater public and financial success and then those in their community which caused pubic hostility and disregard for them which only promoted the rumours of their pact with dark forces.
Many great artists where discredited and labeled as conspiring with occult forces or evil but mainly it was because the artists had ability’s that gave them greater social status then the fellow members of their community and this caused great contempt and jealousy so in attempts to damn the artists and ruin their great success they where deemed as being part of evil forces.
That’s my take on it anyway.
Thanks for this video very interesting and educational, I enjoy videos like this and this one was especially well produced.
Good job and thanks again!!
Nothing holy about a priest!
@@predictkilltikusi2934 for the some of the part your very right.
Good read thank you
@@cloudsonsaturn8991 my pleasure!!
@@ricktherrien8235 As a music history buff I really enjoyed reading your well thought out comment
Bet he wouldn't have imagined he'd be talked about 200+ years later
The fact that as a child, he was so good that he surpassed his own teachers proves he did not sell his soul in my opinion. He had the talent from birth, he was a prodigy. His dark side, his vices, are not very surprising considering that people like him tend to struggle with things like that. How many geniuses and/or prodigies have also been very troubled and suffered from mental health issues and addiction?? I think that because they are so gifted and intelligent, they see things differently than others, including the darker parts of life, they feel more deeply and so they constantly struggle with it.
Glad someone sees it the way I do
Niccolo Paganini: "I'm the only violinist who sold my soul to the devil"
Nikocado Avocado: "Hold my Big Mac"
Underrated Comment
He sold his soul to himself lmao
“wait no give that back im hungry”
Hold my comment
Eh I guess Nikocado Avocado has the sin of gluttony. Either way it fits-
I love how this has become a series on the channel. Especially since all the episodes are all so well researched and presented.
you might want to correct 2:23... 1782, not 1872 is his birthyear.
I reckon that he misplaced the number 7 and 8 during the scriptwriting. Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed.
i googled to double check, cos i though 1872 was much too recent too.
@@zainhijudeen9237 Yeah +There would probably be a picture of him
Let’s go been waiting
Hope you enjoy!
1864 : He's so good at violin, he must have made a deal with the devil.
2023 : He's so good at this game, he must be cheating.
People never really change.
Right! People don't use their brains! He was talented almost since birth. He surpassed his teachers as a child, so if he was that talented as a child, he obviously didn't sell his soul unless he did as a damn child!
Look who showed up! It's been FOREVER 😭, glad you are back 🔙💕
Wow! Great video man! The fact that there are so many artist renderings of him tells us how incredible he was. I only know of him because an old friend of mine that plays guitar like a shredder, had him as a musical hero. Really enjoyed this. Bravo!
It wasn't just that Robert Johnson was a guitar virtuoso, it was his style of blues playing that was so original and made him stand out as such a genius.
And rote memorization was a rare thing for musicians in Paganini's era? I don't think so
Most blues people couldn’t stand his playing was horrible.
Robert left and came back months to a year later and could play better than any of them, and they had no idea how it happened. So they said he sold his soul for the ability to play.
Cool!
What sir ian said. Paganini (no matter what you believe) was a damn wonder. He was a master
@@sirianfelixbrightonesquire3247 most people don’t get how hated Roberta music was Until one day.
@Martin Luther who said he wasn't a virtue of so? I used to have a virtue or so, maybe a couple of them, but I seem to have misplaced them somewhere
on some recordings it sounds like he play two guitars at the same time. Just listen to "Preachin' blues (up jumped the devil)" with Johnson. Phenomenal!
I loved the way you said "1813 and his name was in the ether." It felt old and new to me. Thank you for this presentation. :)
Very interesting story that I enjoyed very much. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
When your so good at playing that people thought you sold your soul 🤣😂😂🤣
Thank you for this video!! From what I've heard I also believe that part of the what made him so exciting was the way he behaved on stage through the music. His music is written in an incredibly theatrical style, not dissimilar to contemporary opera of his time, and I imagine that his visual image must have become one with the music he performed.
Great video! Love watching videos of things people haven’t made videos about ten times over (as far as I know with this man being the topic). Love!
Settling in for the night and was glad to see you back. Great bedtime story! 🙂
You omitted an interesting thing about Paganini, and that it’s very likely that he suffered from Marfan syndrome. It explains his long fingers, his height, and other health issues. It also may have assisted him in his playing. There is a book called “the violinist’s thumb” by Sam Keane that was fascinating.
That's the most interesting thing I've ever heard. Thankyou.
Thank you so much for that info! I’m going to look for the book now…
His hand were normal size and he was not tall... In all his biographies, it is reported by a physician who examined him.
I always hope to see you upload!! Awesome to see another one brother ❤️
I appreciate that man!
@@deburke321 I upgraded my soap!
Nice work! Pagani was a very interesting subject.. Excellent research and intelligent "script"!
He’s one of my faves. He’s so amazing.
Love your videos!! Awesome to see you upload again!!
This is great! Knew the next vid would be worth the wait
Ain't there a piece called the devil's chirp or something like that? He composed that one after a dream where he met the devil and it played the fiddle for him. He claimed he just transferred what he listened to on that dream and said he was just an amateur compared to the devil.
Edit: I looked it up. It wasn't him but a man named Giusseppe Tartinni.
The Devil's Trill
Always love your videos!!
6:04 is that a violin cover of To Love's End from Inuyasha? If so, you are truly someone of culture. Geez I love these videos
GOD FUCK THANK YOU I knew it but I could NOT FOR THE LIFE OF ME place it gdjghdfkjghfkj such a beautiful theme...
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS.
fuck yeah lad, can't wait to watch this
Then why are you taking the time to make this comment?
@@skull_crusher7416 in hindsight, it was a stupid thing to do
Yo let's goo, another vid
6:38 , damn they had a violin battle , the 1800s were crazy
Robert Johnson literally sang about selling his soul
2:20 Niccolo Paganini was not born in 1870; he was born in 1782.
The first rockstar how Inspirational
New viewer here -- thank you for all this mysterious and scary content for meeee 🥰
Yet another banger
I love this series.
You're finally here aaaaaa
Great video. Thanks.
5:55 I have a recurring nightmare where I'm a child again and I'm lost in a similar looking theatre. I get lost looking for the bathroom, then can't find my box or booth or whatever they're called. There's a peaceful sounding opera going on the whole time but halfway through the dream the singer's voice morphs into Diamanda Galas level scary. I sometimes literally end up night terror screaming.
Awesome video.
video starts at 1:10
I remember a violinist came by my middle school and told us about those during Halloween is was good I just remembered it
Glad I found your channel! You have some great content
My one hope in life is to be like Niccolo and be so damn good at something that you go to learn from someone only for them to not be good enough and send you to the person who taught them only to then have that teacher also not be good enough and send you to their teacher.
The man was basically the Goku of violin players
Anointed by the pope and sold his soul to ‘Ol Goat Lucy!
I know you've probably gotten tons of requests on this already, but I'd like to see a "Morbid Musicians" episode on the former lead singer of rock band Lostprophets; a vile individual named Ian Watkins. What he did pretty muched destroyed the Lostprophet's reputation after they had hits such as "Rooftops" and (the admittedly badass sounding) "Shinobi VS. Dragon Ninja".
Thanks and keep up the awesome work, DeBurke.
I second this!
This definitely fits the bill, but I can completely understand if Deburke doesn't want to touch it. I regret reading the court documents describing what he was arrested for.
@@BlueMoonSamurai I almost requested Gary Glitter for the same reasons but I completely understand if Deburke doesn't want to make a video on Watkins. There are other morbid musicians (and music genres) out there that need their stories told.
Alternatively, I would suggest Deburke make a video about how Drill Rap basically started widespread gang wars across multiple countries such as USA, UK and Australia. Just a bunch of teens living the gang lifestyle and stuff from revenge murders to riots in public places to police raids to a literal murder that took place a few blocks from where I live... all because of Drill Rap.
@@RazorChampion99 Drill rap sounds like a fascinating topic. Horribly tragic but that's part of the series. I hope you're safe wherever you live.
I haven't heard of Gary Glitter before so I'm going to look him up and probably regret it.
Edit: I look up "who is Gary Glitter" and Jimmy Saville is the first option in "People also searched." Oh no.
@@BlueMoonSamurai For more information, I recommend watching a youtuber named Savox who made a list of "the most evil musicians". It is really informative but be prepared to hear some disgusting stuff as the video progresses.
Also, just for the record, I live in London in the UK and the Drill Rap scene here is probably just as violent, if not more, than the New York or Chicago Drill Rap scenes in the USA. Most of the UK drill rappers come from lower class areas of London where a lot of crime happens. Fortunately, I don't live in those places, but hey. Crime comes with every territory regardless of class or wealth I suppose.
Never fail to learn something new every time I watch your videos.
Great stuff keep 'em coming
No devils & no gods, just pure talent and skill!!
very good; enjoyed too your pers reverence of this so gifted Italian.
2:18 He was born in 1782, not 1872.
Fascinating🎻
As someone with a genetic collagen abnormality I've become pretty accustomed to spotting it in others.... Paganini's appearance alone got me wondering, then rubber-like movements were mentioned, along with haemorrhaging... He ticks an awful lot of boxes! A lot of us are also on the autistic spectrum, and again something tells me he'd fit in with us there as well 😆.
Thank you for a great video on this fascinating, exceptional human!
'I sold my soul to the devil, you sold yours to your label. Sell it, sell it, sell it, sell it.. Sell it, sell it, sell it, sell it. Unlike you, I have principles' - Paganini's response to Shut Down (Sell Out - TwoSetViolin)
The best violinist from Beethoven’s era
I love how you put a violin cover of the Inuyasha soundtrack in the video 👀
That last name is exotic af. Hard to separate from Pagani, the master supercar designer
I have a feeling that they were not talking about an actual devil as more about his problems in life
Not a new subscriber just recently started listening. Must say. Not disappointed. 🤔😎
If your accused of being associated with the devil for being too good, then you’ve reached the peak
His last name literally has Pagan in it
So?
Today's Paganini birth anniversary then (10/27/2022)
He was born in 1782
This guy fire.
Paganini was actually born in 1782, but everything else was good info! Good video!
did this happen in Georgia? did he receive a golden fiddle?
yes
Imagine how many people there are in the world who aren't doing the one thing theyre probably the best at.
RUclips hoeing for not making this hit more algorithms
Welcome back bro Jesus have not seen you since they sign the declaration of independence
Thanks bro and yeah it's been awhile, the declaration was good times tho we did a lot of signing that day
Video starts at 2:18
Thanks
antonio paganini bro heart eyes from the hit game idv
Today is the 27-october-2022 and im watching this coincidence ?? I just went and searched for this man like i know something going to happen 😅😂
You can’t sell what is not yours! your soul is Gods
Brings to mind Buckethead 🎸 another genius..no disrespect to any..
The description of Paganini's appearance matches with buckethead. Could it be that...
@@talha.04 Hell Yeah …🤙🏻
Wow...a European tour even back then.
I wonder how they would arrange and schedule such a thing without phones or email. XD
How do i sell it tho?
go to the crossroads in mississippi. after midnight on a full moon start playing an instrument, either guitar (preferably) or the violin. legba will appear and you make your deal. legba will communicate with lucifer and ole’ lucy might make a deal with you.
24 caprice
he literally was a rockstar omg
When you said he privately played guitar the video you shown was actually a bass
“And he played the guitar in private” *shows a bass*
If you think you can’t make a deal with a dark entity then you are LOST 💯
Mozart also received the order of the golden spur
3:24
Ah yes, Paganini was so good, that he does not even need a chin rest to play the violin.
“I could never sell my soul, they sold there soul to me. Now here’s the movie” S.C.
Nice Jay Z reference 🤝
1:11 I’m fairly certain that he was born in 1782, and not 1872.
HE SOLD HIS SOUL
i wanna know the due procedure if it ever exists
He was born in 1782. Not 1872.
Did you unlist this video already???
It's still public to my knowledge
Is there anything that would be worth selling your soul for?
Cheesy gordita crunch
@@JeffersonSteelflexx 🤣 Perfect response!
Damn you beat me to it. I was going to say a wooper 😆
yeah the guitar
He admitted this. Although I believe just because someone sold their souls to Satan doesn't mean they can't repent. And be forgiven. But most who do this believe they can not be forgiven. So sadly they don't try. Nothing on this planet is worth selling your soul. Things on earth are temporary and then it is gone. Then comes eternity.
No one knows the son but the father and the father but the son.
Reminds me of me strangely
Wasn’t he also head of Napoleon Bonaparte sister’s personal guard?
The fact the Pope of that time gave him whatever reward, is proof alone he sold his soul.
Hola me amigo.
Is the vpn offer still valid?
Niccolo and Ozzy would have been best buds
How does one make a pact with the devil anyway? 🤔