Is there any legend in the song "Devil's Trembling"? Who is the author of this song?

The Devil's Tremble is a CD of Paganini's violin anthology, which is Zhang Deguo's CD. For translation reasons, it can be translated into the devil's vibrato or the devil in music.

There is a rather strange story about the origin of this piece of music. Legend has it that Tatini often dreamed of learning the most magical violin skills in the world, so he once sold his soul to the devil in his dream for piano skills, so the devil played a beautiful tune for him. After waking up from a dream, Tatini wrote this piece of music from memory, which is what we know now. Because there are many beautiful and difficult vibrato in the song, it is called "the devil's vibrato". There is also a saying that Tatini recruited a violinist for the band in his dream, and the devil came to apply for it and asked to reward him with his soul. Tatini wanted to test him, so he played a piece for Tatini. No matter which statement is true or false, it adds a lot of legend to this piece of music, and it also explains the origin of the name of the piece very interestingly.

This rumor is not entirely a legend. In fact, the French astronomer Jerome Delaland (Jér? A trip to France? Italian OIS( 1765-66) recorded a passage by Tatini himself. "17 13 one night, I dreamed that I made a contract with the devil with my soul. Everything is as I expected: my new servant can clearly perceive and realize my every wish. Besides, I handed him my violin to see if he could play it. So I heard a beautiful song, which shocked me beyond words. It is so artistic and full of amazing wisdom that even in my wildest fantasies, I have never had similar inspiration. I was so ecstatic, so excited, so ecstatic that I heard that I was going to suffocate-so I woke up. I grabbed my violin immediately after I woke up and tried to keep my memory-at least a small part of the impression that the song in my dream gave me. It's all in vain! This piece of music I wrote is the best I have ever written, but I still want to name it "The Devil's Tremble", although it is so different from the song that I am completely moved to smash my instrument and bid farewell to music forever-if I can survive without music. "