Frederic Chopin

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The Chopin siblings, particularly Frédéric, were known for their close familial bonds. Frédéric had four siblings: Ludwika, Izabela, and two brothers, a bond that fostered mutual support and encouragement. His sister Ludwika was particularly influential in his early musical development, often helping him with his education and career. Overall, the Chopin siblings shared a strong connection, grounded in both familial love and a shared appreciation for music.

Frédéric Chopin is primarily celebrated for his piano compositions and is not typically regarded as a great orchestrator. His works are characterized by their intricate piano textures and emotional depth rather than orchestral arrangements. While he did write a few pieces for orchestra, such as his concertos, his genius lies more in his ability to convey profound expression through the piano. Thus, while he contributed to orchestral music, he is not known for his orchestration skills in the same way as composers like Tchaikovsky or Mahler.

Oscar Chopin was primarily a writer and is best known for his short stories and novels that explore themes of feminism, identity, and the complexities of life in Louisiana. Before becoming a writer, he worked in various capacities, including as a businessman in the family-owned general store in New Orleans. Additionally, he was involved in the cotton trade and managed the family's plantation after his marriage. His literary career flourished in the late 19th century, contributing significantly to American literature.

The baby would surely be dead at the end of the story. It was made clear that Desiree wanted to die. If Desiree walked into the water they may have been killed by alligators. The baby would have died of exposure or starvation if Desiree died before the baby.

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1700-1800

New Orleans

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Chopin is not known to have abused drugs or alcohol, although he did apparently suffer from hallucinations.

Chopin Nocturne Opus 48 #1 (13). By far the most beautiful. Maybe.

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I think that you might mean charlie chaplin and if you do he was a world famous mime you might want to look him up on youtube

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Polish pianist Frederic Chopin composed his first works in 1817. He was only seven years of age at the time.

Yes there are words for the nocturn ....I don't know them all but they run something like ' if we should lose love , we have the right to love again ....

Poland.

He composed many pieces in polish forms, hear his mazurkas and polonaises. Many of his pieces contain hidden allusions to his ethic origin.

Most parts of Chopin's nocturnes are homophonic. They are entirely based on melodies and accompaniment. His style was so free that he used polyrhythms and irregular note groups very frequently.

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The Awakening was banned and dropped out of sight for many generations. It was not until the 1960's that Kate Chopin was recognized as a writer with her own views. Elaine Showalter states Kate Chopin's literary evolution took her progressively through the three phases of the nineteenth-century American women's culture and women's writing. It has been proven by biographers of Chopin that this book was never banned.

Chopin's Preludes and often published together in a collection: Opus 28. Many publishers have offered these but Urtext are renowned for their accuracy to the original. I would recommend the book Complete Preludes of Chopin published by G. Shirmer. It's what i have and is very nice.

It's No. 24 in D Minor.

Chopins prolude No.15 in Db major (Raindrop), has a homophonic texture throughout.