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in the Saxon Palace

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Maybe look at the preludes, op. 28? Some of them aren't too hard--#4, #6, #7, #20, for example. See the attached link for a free public domain score.

Some of the Mazurkas are relatively simple.

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Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin, also known by her pseudonym George Sand which she used to write her literature.

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Chopin

Further to the previous answer, Chopin did not make pianos.

The two manufacturers that Chopin most favoured were Erard and Pleyel.

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Mrs. Mallard, a woman with heart trouble, is informed that her husband has been killed in a railroad disaster. She "wept at once" and went to her room where she could be alone. As she sat in her room alone she realized she was free. Sure, she'd be sad when she saw them bury her husband, but she was free to do with her life what she wanted to do with her life. She wasn't madly in love with her husband-- in fact, often times she felt she didn't even love him at all-- so the more she thought about being free (free in body & soul) the more excited she became. In fact, she felt like she was "drinking an elixir of life" and finally came out of her room feeling like a "goddess of Victory." As she and her sister went downstairs they heard someone opening the front door-- it was her husband, who had been far from the accident and didn't even know there had been one. Mrs. Mallard died. The doctors declared she'd died of heart disease-- "of the joy that kills." (Nothing like some irony for you...)

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Chopin wrote 4 Ballades.

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Opus 25 number 12

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Chopin's mothers name was Tekla Justyna Chopin but her maiden name was Tekla Justyna Krzyanowska and his fathers name was Mikolaj Nicolas Chopin

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The easiest of the 4 scherzi is the 1st Scherzo in B minor due to its repetitions. But it is hard in the sections where you have backward runs.. No.3 in C # is by far the hardest. It is the shortest but has some difficult passages.

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No.

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The theme is lust.
Lust.

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Miss Nathalie
Mr. Harvy
Mr. Brantain

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Genre: Classical Style: Romantic

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A major

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Piano music, such as The Nocturnes :)

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His full name is Chopin Ferari Mitalumpa

Frederic Francois Chopin, christened Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin

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Georges Sand, she was a woman who always dressed in men's clothes, her reason for this so the publishers as well as her readers would take her seriously.

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His full Polish name is Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin. Fryderyk is basically Fryh-deh-RYK, Franciszek is pronounced Fran-TCHY-shek, and finally, Chopin is pronounced Cho-PIN in Polish.

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Twenty (20), however, new works are sometimes discovered over time.

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His last great work was the Barcarolle in F-Sharp Major, composed right before his death.

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Chopin disliked to associate his works with the works of beethoven. This is also the reason why he hated fantasie impromtu. Because people were saying that it sounds like the songs written by Beethoven. e composed that song but regretted it.

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Mazurkas

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Chopin never wrote an opera (despite the fact that his teacher always wanted him to). He focused mainly on piano music.