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Topic: Related Reading: Chopin Waltzes (Read 1529 times)

jmallet

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Related Reading: Chopin Waltzes

on: February 19, 2017, 02:45:39 PM

Hi all,
I'm doing a recital of four Chopin Waltzes for my A-level. I've got plenty of performers to listen to (Cortot, Lipatti, Rubinstein, Alice Sara Ott, Ingrid Fliter) and I'm looking for some relating listening/reading to do but finding it difficult. Could anyone point me to some writing from a renowned musician about the Waltzes and/or performance of them, or perhaps a podcast? Anything by a reliable source will do really, I've been struggling to find anything.

Thanks!

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dogperson

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Re: Related Reading: Chopin Waltzes

Reply #1 on: February 19, 2017, 03:00:33 PM

If you do an internet search for 'Chopin Waltz analysis', you will find references. Did you want something else?

https://getd.libs.uga.edu/pdfs/moon_youngmi_201505_dma.pdf
https://www.chopin.org/lessons/How%20To%20Play%20Chopin%20Part%20VI%20-%20Smendzianka.pdf

https://prezi.com/usefmjwzerkk/music-seminar-chopins-waltzes/

If you do a search for Chopin Waltz (XXX key or XXX op) you will find analysis for the individual ones you are playing.

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