When I feel a possible blues coming, to chase it away I put a CD and pre-punch number 24, 1, 5, 9 and 13, then, I lie down and as the music fills the room I imagine, which everyone of the caprices, a different setting, letting the violin to make a reality in sound of what was going in my mind.
You should try once, and then write, telling us what kind of events came to your mind hearing them.

#24
Like tiny tears falling from the eyes,
Paganini’s Caprice #24 in A Minor
notes, are falling down with pizzicatos,
tiptoeing away like promises abdicators,
then, a flurry of butterflies and bumblebees
fills the emptiness, a spider enters the room,
a dissonance takes over and a tiny voice
come from afar as new tears start their fall;
and all goes away on water lake ripples
vibrating on the windmills of our minds.

#1
A fly is trying to escape through the glass
with Paganini’s Caprice #1 in E Major
hysterically pushing it faster and faster,
barging with little thuds on the window pane
until it dies, out of utterly exhaustion.

#5
Hamelin Town many rats an enchanter needs,
Paganini’s Caprice #5 in A Minor
play the ups and downs of the flautist
that wasn’t paid after leading all the rats out,
and took all the children from the town
when he received no recognition or gold.

#9
In Versailles, the King’s Court was there,
Paganini’s Caprice #9 in E Major
announced Marie Antoinette’s arrival
with the delicate, of the magic violin, voice,
she will enter to a minuet full of a room
followed by Musketeer’s that protect her
with a ring made of undying loyalties
and the hearts piercing steel of their swords.

#13
Drunk, drunk like a skunk with red wine,
Paganini’s Caprice #13 in B Flat major…
the voice say nothing, just drunkard noises,
not a care where the wine’s coming from,
just an happy and languorous bacchanal
where Bacchus is the most gracious host.