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Frédéric Chopin: Waltzes

The Waltzes of Chopin have little in common with those by Schubert or those by the Strauss circle – he  even wrote home from Vienna pouring scorn on the waltz, horrified by the fact that “they actually call waltzes works”. But perhaps with the intention of raising it to a higher level, he went on to make continuous efforts in the genre himself, producing music that has never lost its attraction for pianists or the public.
Chopin’s Waltzes fall into two distinct categories: on the one side sparkling, highly ornamented works, at least theoretically suitable for actual ballroom use; and on the other more introspective, melancholy, nostalgic or even gloomy ones.


Sheet Music Downloads:

Title Key Published Type Level
Waltz - op 18E-flat Major 1832 Piece 8
Waltz - op 34 no 1A-flat Major 1835 Piece 8
Waltz - op 34 no 2A Minor 1834 Piece 6
Waltz - op 34 no 3F Major 1838 Piece 7
Waltz - op 42A-flat Major 1840 Piece 7
Waltz - op 64 no 1D-flat Major 1847 Piece 7
Waltz - op 64 no 2C-sharp Minor 1847 Piece 7
Waltz - op 64 no 3A-flat Major 1847 Piece 6
Waltz - op 69 no 1A-flat Major 1835 Piece 6
Waltz - op 69 no 2B Minor 1829 Piece 6
Waltz - op 70 no 1G-flat Major 1832 Piece 8
Waltz - op 70 no 2F Minor 1842 Piece 7
Waltz - op 70 no 3D-flat Major 1829 Piece 8
Waltz opus posth. E Minor 1829 Piece 7
Waltz opus posth. A Minor - Piece 5



Posts in the piano forum about Waltzes by Chopin:

exclamation Chopin Waltz No.3, Grande Valse Brilliente, 'Minute' Waltz, Op.64 No.2, Op69 No1
October 14, 2006, 12:33:02 PM by ihatepop

Sorry for the long threads title. I just wanted to ask that between the above waltzes, which is the most famous, which is the most worth learning and which is the hardest/simplest.

I would be most obliged if you don't mention any stupid comments about hardest/simplest.

ihatepop

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xx Chopin's Waltz
September 24, 2006, 07:41:26 AM by sevten

In your opinion, what would you say is Chopin's most difficult Waltz?

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xx Chopin Favorites
August 06, 2006, 09:32:59 PM by sevten

What is your favorite Ballade?
Favorite Nocturne?
Favorite Mazurka?
Favorite Waltz?
Keep in mind that they all have to be Chopin pieces.
Try to answer as many of them as you can.
Thank you!

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