The incredible lyricism and romanticism of the works of the Polish virtuoso composer Frederic Chopin magically attract people. It remains only to envy those guys who happened to become students of this great musician.
Born in 1810 in Warsaw, Frederic Chopin became the author of many works, which are performed with pride to this day in all music schools in exams. Many music schools in the world are named after Chopin.
The incomparable sound of Chopin’s compositions is reflected in waltzes, polonaises, ballads. The master and maestro also made a great contribution to harmony and piano texture, managing to combine classical and his own fantastic perception of notes.
Thanks to Chopin, the whole world now has such pleasant and great works as The Viennese Waltz (or The Flashlights), Rondo a la Krakowiak and much more. The works of this great musical genius find their place in the common treasury of masterpieces of world music
Throughout his life, the composer defended and talked about his beloved Motherland - about Poland, which had to suffer more than once. Probably from that and the writings of Frederick are so emotional and heartbreaking.
Chopin, being in the last years of his life in London, left a will in which he asked that his heart should be transported to Poland after death.
Unfortunately for music lovers, Chopin died very early - at the age of 39, leaving behind a huge culture of piano music, a mark in art and in the hearts of listeners around the world.
