由查尔斯•迪图瓦指挥伦敦爱乐乐团、萨尔瓦多•阿卡多小提琴演奏的《阿卡多演奏帕格尼尼》，2009年的《企鹅古典唱片指南》中推荐为四星。 Works on This Recording 1. Concerto for Violin no 1 in D major, Op. 6 by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: ?1817 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1975 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 37 Minutes 44 Secs. ■ Notes: Salvatore Accardo performs his own cadenza. 2. Concerto for Violin no 2 in B minor, Op. 7 "La Campanella" by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1826 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1975 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 30 Minutes 58 Secs. ■ Notes: Salvatore Accardo performs his own cadenza. 3. Concerto for Violin no 3 in E major by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1826 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1975 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 36 Minutes 48 Secs. ■ Notes: Salvatore Accardo performs his own cadenza. 4. Concerto for Violin no 4 in D minor by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: by 1830 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1975 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 35 Minutes 3 Secs. ■ Notes: Salvatore Accardo performs his own cadenza. 5. Concerto for Violin no 5 in A minor by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1830 ■ Date of Recording: 1974-75 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 39 Minutes 32 Secs. ■ Notes: Orchestrated: Federico Mompellio ■ Salvatore Accordo performs a cadenza by Remy Principe and himself. 6. Concerto for Violin no 6 in E minor, Op. posthumous by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: circa 1815 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1974 ■ Venue: Civic Center, Dagenham ■ Length: 40 Minutes 10 Secs. ■ Notes: Orchestrated: Federico Mompellio ■ Salvatore Accardo performs his own cadenzas. 7. Sonata and Variations for Violin and Orchestra on Weigl's "Pria ch'io l'impegno" by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1828 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1976 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 9 Minutes 47 Secs. 8. Introduction and Variations for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 12 "Non più mesta" by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1819 ■ Date of Recording: 04/1975 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 11 Minutes 40 Secs. 9. Theme and Variations for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 8 "Le streghe" by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1813 ■ Date of Recording: 04/1975 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 9 Minutes 48 Secs. 10. Caprices (24) for Violin solo, Op. 1 by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: circa 1805; Italy ■ Date of Recording: 05/1977 ■ Venue: Hercules Hall, Munich, Germany ■ Length: 74 Minutes 36 Secs. 11. Sonata Napoleone in E flat major by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1807 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1976 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 9 Minutes 22 Secs. 12. Introduction and Variations for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 13 "Di tanti palpiti" by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1819; Italy ■ Date of Recording: 01/1976 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 11 Minutes 25 Secs. 13. Introduction and Variations on Paisiello's "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 38 by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: ?1820 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1978 ■ Venue: Hercules Hall, Munich, Germany ■ Length: 13 Minutes 28 Secs. 14. Sonata for Violin solo in C major, MS 6 "Duo merveille" by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1805-1808 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1978 ■ Venue: Hercules Hall, Munich, Germany ■ Length: 2 Minutes 53 Secs. 15. Variations for Violin and Orchestra on "God Save the Queen", Op. 9 by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1829 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1978 ■ Venue: Hercules Hall, Munich, Germany ■ Length: 6 Minutes 46 Secs. 16. Sonata for Violin and Orchestra "La primavera" by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: ?1838 ■ Date of Recording: 04/1975 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 17 Minutes 7 Secs. 17. Maestoso sonata sentimentale for Violin and Orchestra by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1828 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1976 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 15 Minutes 30 Secs. 18. Moto perpetuo for Violin and Orchestra: no 2, Sonata movimento perpetuo by Niccolò Paganini ■ Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin) ■ Conductor: Charles Dutoit ■ Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra ■ Period: Romantic ■ Written: 1831-1832 ■ Date of Recording: 01/1976 ■ Venue: Barking Town Hall, London, England ■ Length: 3 Minutes 12 Secs.