Chopin's Most Beautiful and Dramatic Melodies

Frédéric François Chopin is one of the greatest and prolific romantic composers ever lived. Chopin is a Polish virtuoso pianist, who was born on March 1, 1810. He is regarded as an imaginative genius for composing technically challenging yet fascinating compositions. Most of his works are for unaccompanied piano, which are typically of unprecedented style. His pieces are famous for being arguably the best collection of music for the piano. He designed the notion of instrumental ballade while also revolutionizing other piano works such as polonaises, études, nocturnes, preludes, waltzes and more so. His harmonic innovative style, and nationalistic musical form, are significant and influential even unto this day.
His passion for piano is undoubtedly natural and pure. His legendary études are notable within the classical music community, most especially the Étude in C minor called “Revolutionary”. Repertoires of high-level pianists surely include several Chopin’s masterpieces. Chopin died on October 17, 1849. But before he died, he requested to play Mozart’s Requiem at his funeral, and his heart be removed and transported in an urn to his homeland Poland.



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