Chopin: Etudes Op.10 Nos.1–12; Op.25 Nos.1–12 Piano Solo Book
Chopin: Etudes Op.10 Nos.1–12; Op.25 Nos.1–12 Piano Solo Book
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Frederic Chopin: Etudes Op.10 Nos.1–12; Op.25 Nos.1–12 Piano Solo Book📚
Genre: Romantic
Frederic Chopin's contributions to the piano repertoire are some of the most enduring and beloved works in the classical canon. His Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Opus 11, is no exception. Known for its lyrical melodies and emotional depth, the concerto epitomises the Romantic spirit, encapsulating both delicate expressiveness and virtuosic brilliance.
This edition, edited by Scholtz, provides pianists with a meticulously crafted score that adheres closely to Chopin's original compositions. In addition to the concerto, this book also includes Chopin's renowned Etudes, specifically those in Op. 10 and Op. 25, as well as the 3 Nouvelles Etudes. These etudes are not just technical exercises but also stand-alone pieces of great musical substance, covering a wide range of emotions and pianistic challenges.
With pieces ranging from the passionately introspective to the dazzlingly virtuosic, this volume offers a comprehensive look at Chopin's creative genius, making it an invaluable resource for any pianist interested in delving into the Romantic repertoire.
Contents:
- 1 Etude Op 10 No 1 C major
- 2 Etude Op 10 No 2 A minor
- 3 Etude Op 10 No 3 E major
- 4 Etude Op 10 No 4 C sharp minor
- 5 Etude Op 10 No 5 G flat major
- 6 Etude Op 10 No 6 E flat minor
- 7 Etude Op 10 No 7 C major
- 8 Etude Op 10 No 8 F major
- 9 Etude Op 10 No 9 F minor
- 10 Etude Op 10 No 10 A flat major
- 11 Etude Op 10 No 11 E flat major
- 12 Etude Op 10 No 12 C minor (Revolution)
- 13 Etude Op 25 No 1 A flat major
- 14 Etude Op 25 No 2 F minor
- 15 Etude Op 25 No 3 F major
- 16 Etude Op 25 No 4 A minor
- 17 Etude Op 25 No 5 E minor
- 18 Etude Op 25 No 6 G sharp minor
- 19 Etude Op 25 No 7 C sharp minor
- 20 Etude Op 25 No 8 D flat major
- 21 Etude Op 25 No 9 G flat major
- 22 Etude Op 25 No 10 B minor
- 23 Etude Op 25 No 11 A minor
- 24 Etude Op 25 No 12 C minor
AMEB:
Piano / Associate / List C
- Etude in Ab major No. 1 from Etudes Op. 25/CT 26
- Etude in C sharp minor No. 7 from Etudes Op. 25/CT 32
- Etude in F minor No. 2 from Etudes Op. 25/CT 27
- Etude in Gb major No. 9 from Etudes Op. 25/CT 34
Piano / Licentiate / List C
- Any two contrasting Etudes from Op. 10/CT 14-25 and/or Op. 25/CT 26-37
Who Was Frederic Chopin?
Frédéric Chopin was a Polish composer and virtuoso pianist of the Romantic era, born on March 1, 1810, in Żelazowa Wola, a village near Warsaw. He died in Paris on October 17, 1849. Chopin is widely considered one of the greatest composers for the piano, and his music is emblematic of the Romantic period in classical music. His works primarily focus on solo piano music, including ballades, preludes, nocturnes, mazurkas, waltzes, études, impromptus, scherzos, and sonatas.
Chopin's music is known for its poetic depth, technical innovation, and emotional expressivity. His ability to convey a wide range of human emotions through intricate piano compositions was unparalleled in his time and remains deeply influential today. His work often incorporated elements of Polish folk music and was fundamentally rooted in the classical tradition, although he expanded the technical and expressive possibilities of the piano in remarkable ways.
In terms of his life, Chopin left Poland at the age of 20, shortly before the outbreak of the November Uprising against Russian rule. He moved to Paris, where he lived for most of his adult life, earning a living primarily through teaching and private concerts. Although he never returned to Poland, his love for his homeland deeply influenced his work, as seen in his mazurkas and polonaises, which are imbued with Polish rhythms and melodies. Chopin’s health was fragile, and he suffered from various ailments, including tuberculosis, which eventually led to his death at the young age of 39. His impact on the world of music, and piano music in particular, is immeasurable, and he continues to be one of the most frequently performed and revered composers to this day.
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