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WORKS WITH OPUS : 01-05 |
06-10 | 11-15 |
16-20 | 21-25
26-30 |
31-35 | 36-40
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51-55 | 56-60 |
61-65 | 66-70 |
71-74
Allegro de Concert op. 46
for pianoforte in A Major, Op. 46 (Br. 72,
KK. 673-678)
composed in 1832 sketched, 1841/5 completed, published in 1841
dedicated to Mademoiselle F. Muller, de Vienne
- originally conceived as a
concerto for pianoforte and orchestra
"You haven't get reported to me whether you have finished or
not your third concerto or if you would have the first
concerto in F minor published. I think that people will
certainly like it." - Nicholas Chopin in a letter from
Warsaw to Chopin in Paris, 11 Apr 1835
"Chopin himself highly valued this work, since when he
played it in manuscript for A. Hofman and asked him for his
opinion and it naturally was most favorable. he answered in
these words: Well this is precisely the first work I will
perform in my first concert in Warsaw after my return to
Poland." - Marceli Antoni Szulc, Fryderyk Chopin i jego
utwory muzyczne, Poznan 1873
Ballade no. 3 op. 47
for pianoforte in A Flat Major, Op. 47 (Br. 136,
KK. 679-687)
composed in 1840 (sketch) 1841/summer (finished), published in 1841
dedicated to Mademoiselle Pauline de Noailles
"Tomorrow you
shall receive the nocturne and by the end of the week the
ballade. I am unable to polish it sufficiently." - From a
letter by Chopin to Fontana in Paris, Nohant 18 Oct 1841
Nocturne op. 48, 1
for pianoforte in C minor, Op. 48, 1 (Br. 142,
KK. 688-701)
composed in 1841/10, published in 1841
Nocturne op. 48, 2
for pianoforte in F sharp minor, Op. 48, 2 (Br. 142,
KK. 688-701)
composed in 1841/10, published in 1841
"When Gutmann
studied this nocturne with Chopin, the master told him that
the middle section should be played as a recitative: A
tyrant commands (the first two chords), he said, and the
other asks for mercy." - F. Niecks, Chopin as a man and
musician, London 1902
two nocturnes dedicated to Laura Duperr�
Fantasia op. 49
for pianoforte in F minor, Op. 49 (Br. 137,
KK. 702-707)
composed in 1841/early (sketch) 1841/5 (finished), published in 1841
dedicated to Madame la Princesse Catherine de Sonzzo
"Today I
completed the fantaisie, and the sky is beautiful, and my
heart is sad, but that doesn't matter. if it were otherwise,
my existence wouldn't be of use to anyone." - From Chopin's
letter to Fontana in Paris, Nohant 20 Oct 1841
Mazurka op. 50, 1
for pianoforte in G Major, Op. 50, 1 (Br. 145,
KK. 708-722)
composed in 1841/autumn-1842/summer, published in 1842
Mazurka op. 50, 2
for pianoforte in A Flat Major, Op. 50, 2 (Br. 145,
KK. 708-722)
composed in 1841/autumn-1842/summer, published in 1842
Mazurka op. 50, 3
for pianoforte in C sharp minor, Op. 50, 3 (Br. 145,
KK. 708-722)
composed in 1841/autumn-1842/summer, published in 1842
three mazurkas dedicated to Monsieur L�on Szmitkowski
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