Does anyone know the name/composer of this piece?

[wonderer]

Hello everyone. I don't know if this is the right forum for this but I looked at all of them and this looked like the appropriate one.

About 10 years ago when I was taking piano lessons at conservatory one student used to play a piece I liked, but I never got the name/composer. Now, 10 years later, I still have the music in my head but I can't seem to find it anywhere. I've been looking for a while and I might just be failing miserably to find it, but maybe you guys can help me..

I don't remember the scale or anything so I picked G for my first note randomly, but the melody started like this (right hand): G G (up one octave) F Eb D C D F Eb D G (initial). I added a picture of it made with some site that came up on google.

I know this is a long shot and I'm sorry I can't provide anything else but I can't really remember the rhythm or anything.

Any ideas appreciated.

[richard black]

The first 10 or so notes are the beginning of one of the Chopin Nocturnes.

[gyzzzmo]

you mean op 48/2? with some strong imagination, maybe

[wonderer]

you mean op 48/2? with some strong imagination, maybe

No, it's not 48/2. I can see why someone could think so though.

[kelly_kelly]

Do you remember anything about the style, tempo, type of accompaniment, etc.?

[pianowolfi]

Nocturne F minor op. 55, 1 perhaps.

[richard black]

Tempo and rhythm, even approximate, would be very helpful! My earlier suggestion wasn't great, was it? My wife was playing Arensky in the next room at the time....

[wonderer]

Nocturne F minor op. 55, 1 perhaps.

Thank you so much! That was it! Amazing that it was so fast to get the answer.

Thanks to everyone who tried too, I know it's not easy to recognize a music with so few details. Off to get the sheet music 

[ch101]

great.