Frederic Chopin

Chopin first proposed his thought to create real art forms through technical exercises, making his etude important in history. Each Etude has its own music story, even if it keeps the basic principle as a means of extending and completing the skill of the performer. They are not just exquisite and repetitive exercises in front of Chopin like Etude. The emotions behind his etude transcend not only technical not just musical notes, but art that was played in real art and exquisite costumes.

Frederic · Chopin (1810 - 1849) and Morris · Ravel (1875 - 1937) showed a remarkable difference, but they were chosen as two of the best piano music. Composer. Frederic Chopin is often regarded as a "piano song" and is one of the greatest composers of piano music in the romantic era, centered on emotion. His piano style, embarrassing feelings, and incomparable melody creative elements create some of the most purest and most beautiful music and make romantic piano music the best. Meanwhile, Morris Ravel is influenced by new ideas and concepts of French piano music. This development is characterized by recognizing music as an embarrassing art. Expression is not the only one. This is in stark contrast to the subjective style of romantic exercise in the 19th century, which emphasizes personal emotions and emotions.

Frederic Chopin is a Polish-born pianist and unparalleled genius composer in the world of keyboard music. His talent as a pianist is beyond the scope of imitation and affects other musicians, but it is not perfectly proportional to the number of concerts he holds. There is no one who contributed many important works near the piano repertoire, or near the capture of that soul. Chopin's mother was Polish, his father was French, he came to Poland when he was young and served as a bookkeeping and mentor before marrying and immigrating to Warsaw. Young Frederic and Wojciech Zywny studied the piano together, competed with Jozef Elsner, started the first concert at the age of 8 and immediately passed the teacher. When his variation works, his name is known outside Poland.

Frederick Chopin was born in Zelazowa Wola village 6 miles from Warsaw, Poland on February 22, 1810. His father, Nicholas Chopin was born in Marianne in eastern France in 1771. He died in 1844. He is mainly an English mathematics tutor. The instruments he plays are flute and violin. His mother, Justyna was born in Poland in 1782 and died in 1861. During her marriage, she was an agriculture girl, well-educated and housewife. She plays the piano. His father and mother got married in June 1806. There are three sisters in Frederick, and there are no brothers. His sisters' names are Louis, Isabella and Emilia.