Why are Chopin’s Waltzes so perennially appealing to pianists? The folks at the boutique label Brana Records offer a clue: nicely: “They incorporate a range of moods from melancholy to effervescent but retain an air of sophistication suited to aristocratic salons.”
This Waltz in F minor, in fact, steps right out of a Parisian [...]
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Waltz in F minor, Op. 70, No. 2 (1842)
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