一切要從郭小美妹的發現說起。（郭美妹是我妹的雙胞胎女兒之一）
那天在車上，他聽到了一首蕭邦的鋼琴曲（
Souvenir de Paganini
（說到這裡，這類的主題變奏曲不就是音樂界的同人作品囉？
隔天，我上網找youtube，拜請相關的影片。
接著繼續搜尋，紀錄一下找到的資料，將來有用。有趣。
http://en.chopin.nifc.pl/
The year 1826 brought Variations in D major on the theme of an Irish song by Moore, convergent with the melody to the Neapolitan song "La Ricciolella". This striking work was preserved incomplete, and was reconstructed by Jan Ekier (pub. 1965). We also know that at a similar time (1827) Chopin wrote another composition for four hands: Variations in F major, dedicated to his friend Tytus Woyciechowski (lost; only the incipit has survived).
An untitled work, usually referred to as Souvenir de Paganini, consists of variations in the key of A major (Variants, composed 1829), again to the theme of "La Ricciolella". This time, however, it is a compositional echo of the performances in Warsaw, in 1829, of the famous Paganini, applauded by the then nineteen-year-old Chopin. The concept of this work is unusual: four ornamental variations are accompanied by a relentlessly invariant and extremely simple left-hand part. Chopin would return to this idea, here set out so modestly, years later, creating that brilliant example of variations the Berceuse, Op. 57. Also dating from the Warsaw period are Variations in E major on a theme from Rossini's La Cenerentola for flute and piano, attributed to Chopin (although this is not documented).
An untitled work, usually referred to as Souvenir de Paganini, consists of variations in the key of A major (Variants, composed 1829), again to the theme of "La Ricciolella". This time, however, it is a compositional echo of the performances in Warsaw, in 1829, of the famous Paganini, applauded by the then nineteen-year-old Chopin. The concept of this work is unusual: four ornamental variations are accompanied by a relentlessly invariant and extremely simple left-hand part. Chopin would return to this idea, here set out so modestly, years later, creating that brilliant example of variations the Berceuse, Op. 57. Also dating from the Warsaw period are Variations in E major on a theme from Rossini's La Cenerentola for flute and piano, attributed to Chopin (although this is not documented).
從上面這段資料，我才發現原來帕格里尼也是「借用」
一樣是你水管的影片，義大利歌曲聽來也很舒服，
然後這是豎笛版本的威尼斯狂歡節，這個人的舌頭可能有兩條，手指頭可能是12根。
