chopin fugue

[BoliverAllmon]

I am looking for the sheet music to chopin's fugue if anyone has a copy please let me know.

[frederic]

I have it in a book but i have no idea how i can get it to you! Well done for discovering this piece though!

[cziffra]

I just sent it to your email, Bolliver.

[SteinwayTony]

I saw it a while ago.  It's interesting for the first ten seconds while you think "Wow! A Chopin fugue!".  But when that's over, it's no big deal.

The first abandoned Chopin work that deserves revival is the first sonata.

[BoliverAllmon]

I saw it a while ago.  It's interesting for the first ten seconds while you think "Wow! A Chopin fugue!".  But when that's over, it's no big deal.

The first abandoned Chopin work that deserves revival is the first sonata.

Actually I enjoy this piece over alot of other Chopin works. For me the 2nd Scherzo gives me the same feeling you described about the fugue.

thanks cziffra I did receive it.

[robert]

Defintely a very interesting work. I read somewhere that the fugue was a result of Chopin taking lessons in Countpoint rather late in his career (he of course studied CounterPoint with Elsner at the Conservatory as well). Some Professor's decided that the fugue was more an attempt to write a fugue than a finished composition.
Though it to me feels very finished.
Perhaps I record it one day and put it up on https://pianosociety.com

[BoliverAllmon]

Defintely a very interesting work. I read somewhere that the fugue was a result of Chopin taking lessons in Countpoint rather late in his career (he of course studied CounterPoint with Elsner at the Conservatory as well). Some Professor's decided that the fugue was more an attempt to write a fugue than a finished composition.
Though it to me feels very finished.
Perhaps I record it one day and put it up on https://pianosociety.com

or maybe I will beat you to the recording? LOL J/K I enjoy cuntrapuntal works and this one intrigues me and really perks my interest.

boliver