"Caprice for Solo Violin" is a musical composition written by Pablo de Sarasate, a Spanish violinist and composer, in the late 19th century. This piece showcases the technical prowess of the violin, featuring intricate passages and rapid finger work. It is often performed in concert settings and is a favorite among violinists for its expressive qualities. The composition is part of a larger genre known as caprice, which typically emphasizes virtuosic skill and improvisation. "Caprice for Solo Violin" is particularly noted for its lively melodies and rhythmic variations, making it a captivating work for both performers and audiences alike.