Guido Papini

Guido Papini was an Italian violinist born on August 1, 1847... It is said that he studied alongside Leopold Auer, though that is highly questionable. He was initially a pupil of a teacher named Giorgetti and made his debut at the age of 13 playing Louis Spohr’s third Concerto. He is known for being one of the early editors of Paganini’s 24 Caprices for solo violin... He became the leader of the Quartet Society of the City of Florence, where he was born, as well as the Court Violinist to the Queen of Italy. Papini made his English debut in 1874 (at age 27), at the Musical Union and later at the Crystal Palace with the London Symphony Society. His Paris debut took place in 1876 at the Concerts de Pasdeloup and the Bordeaux Philharmonic Concerts. Thereafter, he regularly toured throughout Europe, making England his home. In 1893, he accepted the post of head of the violin department at the Dublin Conservatory. In 1896, he returned to London, where he dedicated a good deal of time to composing a large body of works (which are now [rarely] played) and taught at the Royal Academy in London. Papini died in London on October 3, 1912, at age 65.

This short biography is from pronetoviolins.blogspot.com, which I accessed on July 11, 2016. I made a couple of minor changes, but they don't effect the content. 

Notte Stellata
Maestro Massimo de Bonfils, solo violin
Maestro Bepi Speranza, conductor
Maestri Flavio Maddonni and Giovanna Dimundo, violin
Roberta Ardito, viola
Alessandra Cefaliello, cello

Delirio del Core (Romanza)
Fernanda Miki, soprano
Hanan Santos, violin
Tomás Garcia Storing, piano

Theme and Variations, op 59
​Bernard Chevalier, violin
Marsha Chevalier, piano

 Andante Sostenuto
Crane Viola Quartet