Liszt wrote famous Paganini Études for the piano, which consist of transcriptions of the Paganini caprices which are originally for the violin. For example, 'La Chasse', which is Liszt Étude
Liszt wrote famous transcriptions of the Paganini caprices for the piano, which were originally made for the violin: the Grandes Études de Paganini. For example, Paganini Caprice No. 9 "La Chasse" by Paganini (Paganini Étude No. 5 by Liszt), Paganini Caprice No. 24 by Paganini (Paganini Étude No. 6 by Liszt) and probably the most famous one: La Campanella. Now my question is, is there an existing transcription of the "Paganini Caprice No.1 by Paganini" for the piano? I haven't been able to find one, so I was wondering if you know an existing transcription which includes both the left hand and the right hand for the piano. If there are in fact none, does this have to do with the fact that it is actually impossible to play on the piano at the original tempo (95 BPM)
I looked up the Paganini Caprice No.1 for the violin and basically changed the instrument sound to piano, while keeping the tempo the same (Andante: 95 BPM). This only includes the right hand, so you can judge whether it is almost impossible to play or not. https://musescore.com/user/28456830/scores/5696029