Chopin
Frédéric Chopin (1810 - 1849), who wrote mostly for piano solo, is generally considered one of the great masters of Romantic music. His work, often sounding like spontaneous improvisation, is characterized by beautiful rhythmic melodies expressive of heart-felt emotion.
Among his most popular pieces are his two Piano Concertos and the following works for piano solo:
- Piano Sonatas #2 and #3
- The Preludes
- The Etudes
- The Polonaises
- The Mazurkas
- The Waltzes
- The Nocturnes
- The Scherzi
- The Ballades
- The Fantasie Impromptu
Barcarolle Playlist
Funeral March (from Sonata #2)
