Chopin: Nocturne, op.27 No.1 sheet music is available for immediate download.
Chopin - Nocturne Op. 27 No. 1 in C#m
Help me identify these two paintings? Below are two (very long ) links where they show two paintings that I would like to identify. radiochopin.org/episodes/item/723-episode-119-chopins-fraternal-twins-nocturne-in-c-sharp-minor-op-27-no-1-nocturne-in-d-flat-major-op-27-no-2radiochopin.org/episodes/item/713-episode-109-chopin-and-camelot-introduction-and-polonaise-brillante-for-cello-and-piano-op-3
Chopin: Nocturne, op.27 No.1 sheet music is available for immediate download.
Hi! Someone had some fun with this:)It is one painting that was flipped andthen the dresses were colored.... look:'A Song Without Words' (1880)by George Hamilton Barrable:romanticism-in-art.org/A-Song-Without-Words-1880.htmlAnd the second is:'Home music-making in the 19th century' by Jules-Alexandre Grün.thefullwiki.org/Chamber_Musiccommons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gr%C3%BCn_-_Chamber_Music_Concert.jpg
What's your favorite Chopin? I play the piano, and I'm looking for something to learn.Very recently I started on his Nocturne op. 9 no. 1 and I'm stumbling through his op. 27 Nocturnes. I've also got the F# minor Polonaise and the Revolutionary Etude as two of my long-term projects. I need something to prioritize, though. Give me something to consider?
Nocturne in C# minor is awesome! You should definatley try it! But I don't really know your lever too well. Chopin is great.
I don't know how good you are but have considered any of the ballades?
There are too many!! But I've got 3 of my favorites:E minor prelude (also nicknamed the suffocation prelude)G Minor BalladeHeroic Polonaise
