As Chopin Project Artistic Director Arthur Greene heads off to Novi Sad, Serbia, to judge and perform in the Isidor Bajic Memorial Competition, he leaves us a taste of his masterful Chopin interpretation with this performance of the Mazurka in C-sharp minor, Op. 6, No. 2.Click on the Piano 
to hear the Mazurka with its mysterious opening, “a song so sad, heartfelt, naive, diversified and caressing.”
to hear the Mazurka with its mysterious opening, “a song so sad, heartfelt, naive, diversified and caressing.”
Take a look at this fascinating University of Chicago site with digital images of Historic Scores of the Op. 6 Mazurkas, dating from 1832-1850.
Love the Chopin Mazurkas? Read a fuller description of them on the Pianosociety.com website…
