What kind of guy was Chopin like Veeky Forums? I get a sensitive, misunderstood, maybe frustraded, even, kind of vibe from his nocturnes. Is this accurate at all?
What kind of guy was Chopin like Veeky Forums? I get a sensitive, misunderstood, maybe frustraded, even...
Jaxon Edwards
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Hunter Jones
>have to live on emigration because your country is occupied by people who hate you
>russians are so butthurt about you that they throw the piano you used during concert through the window
no shit he was frustrated
Evan Robinson
Passionate, intensely patriotic, and at once expressive and very private. He didn't want to overtly cite inspiration for many of his pieces, and he ordered works he deemed unworthy of performance to be destroyed upon his death.
Ryder Bennett
what were the russians so butthurt about, if you dont mind?
>he ordered works he deemed unworthy of performance to be destroyed upon his death.
i can definitely relate to that, so thats pretty cool
Matthew Torres
Thankfully his heirs didn't obey his wish to burn those pieces. Works that would have been destroyed include the Fantasie-Impromptu and the famous nocturne in c sharp minor.
Wyatt Parker
thankfully indeed. 2 pieces i very much enjoy
Aaron Evans
wasnt nocturne in c sharp minor dedicated to his sister? did she know about this? if so did she find out before or after his death? can someone direct me to where i can learn this on my own with some references if im being annoying?
Henry King
Chopin was an ardent Polish nationalist who had to watch his beloved homeland get repeatedly crushed by Russia.
He also happened to be the absolute best piano composer of all time and a genius performer who lived in the shadow of the illness which killed him his whole adult life.
He was apparently sensitive, formal, and prone to depression, which only abated during his baffling and hilarious relationship with Georges Sand.
Jayden Cook
>He also happened to be the absolute best piano composer of all time
please. explain why you even think thats remotely true
Liam Price
I'm pretty sure that's a subjective opinion, user
Eli Rivera
I don't know if he dedicated it. It was written in 1830. His older sister was one of the few people who spoke with him on his deathbed though. I know that.
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Asher Miller
Chopin and Marie Curie(born in Russia) were French not Polish.
Jaxson Taylor
Chopin was Polish, born in Poland to a Polish mother and a French father. He spoke Polish and lived among a community of Poles in Paris.
Joshua Lee
>Polish mother and a French father
Not polish then. His father was french. Polacks can't do anything right.
Lucas Carter
>his body is in France
>while his heart is in Poland
Awwww
Gabriel Turner
He lived in Poland until his early adulthood. He was Polish.
Julian Turner
Can anyone tell me who George Sand is and what her significance to Chopin was?
Jaxon Turner
HE FUCKED HER, HE PUT BENIS IN ANUS(since she was French I assume she liked anal) :DDDD
Lucas Myers
kek
Christian Perez
You don't have to write "subjective". All opinions are subjective.
Isaiah Sullivan
>the famous nocturne in c sharp minor.
late to the party, but why is this nocturne more famous than, say, nocturne opus 48 #1, if thats not an opinion of some sort?