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Composer

Frederic Chopin

1810–1849

5,074 works in the index

Era
Romantic
Nationality
Congress Poland
Born in
Żelazowa Wola

Chopin wrote almost exclusively for the piano, and the catalogue is correspondingly deep: nocturnes, waltzes, mazurkas, polonaises, études, ballades, scherzos and two concerti. Nothing here is truly easy, but the range within it is wide.

The realistic starting points are the simpler waltzes and mazurkas, and the Op. 9 No. 2 nocturne. The Études, despite the name, are concert works of extreme difficulty rather than teaching material. The ballades and scherzos are late-stage repertoire.

Editions are a genuine problem with Chopin specifically. He published in France, Germany and England simultaneously and the three differ, and pupils' annotated copies add further readings — there is no single authoritative text. Modern urtext editions choose between the sources and document the choice; older editions simply picked, silently. If a passage you are learning does not match a recording, the edition is often the reason.

Catalogue

Works page 36 of 106

None But The Lonely Heart

Frederic Chopin

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Mazurka in B Flat Op 7 No 1

Frederic Chopin

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Nocturne in F Minor Op 55 No 1

Frederic Chopin

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Prelude in Db Major [Op.28, No.15]

Frederic Chopin

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Polonaise in B Flat

Frederic Chopin

Polonaise in C Sharp Minor Op 26 No 1

Frederic Chopin

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Polonaise in D Flat

Frederic Chopin

Nocturne in B Op 32 No 1

Frederic Chopin

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Nocturne in D Flat Op 27 No 2

Frederic Chopin

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Nocturne in F Sharp Op 15 No 2

Frederic Chopin

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Nocturne in G Op 37 No 2

Frederic Chopin

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Nocturne in G Minor Op 37 No 1

Frederic Chopin

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Scherzo Op 31

Frederic Chopin

Mazurka in A Minor, Op. 7, No. 2; BI 61, No. 2

Frederic Chopin

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Separation

Frederic Chopin

Contredanse G Flat Maj

Frederic Chopin

Waltz in C# Minor

Frederic Chopin

Endless Mazurka [Op. 7, No. 5]

Frederic Chopin

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Waltz , B minor, op. post. 69,2

Frederic Chopin

Waltz , F minor, op. post. 70,2

Frederic Chopin

Waltz , A flat major, op. post. 69,1

Frederic Chopin

Waltz , G flat major, op. post. 70,1

Frederic Chopin

Waltz , E flat major, KK IVb, 10

Frederic Chopin

Waltz , E flat major, KK IVa, 14

Frederic Chopin

Prelude, B minor, op. 28,6 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Mazurka, A minor, op. post. 68,2 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Mazurka, G minor, op. 24,1 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Nocturne, G minor, op. 37,1 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Waltz, B minor, op. post. 69,2 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Polonaise , F minor, op. 71,3

Frederic Chopin

Chopin: Waltz F minor, A flat major op. post. 70,2

Frederic Chopin

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Mazurka , op. 7,4a

Frederic Chopin

Mazurka , KK IVa, 7

Frederic Chopin

Mazurka , op. 7,2a

Frederic Chopin

Variations brillantes, B flat major, op. 12 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Bolero, C major, op. 19 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Tarantella, A flat major, op. 43 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Allegro de Concert, A major, op. 46 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Fantasy, F minor, op. 49 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Berceuse, D flat major, op. 57 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Barcarolle, F sharp major, op. 60 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Variations on Der Schweizerbub, E major, KK IVa, 4 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

3 Ecossaises, op. 72,3 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Valse in D Flat Op 64 No 1

Frederic Chopin

Waltz, A minor, op. 34,2 Performed by Frederic Chopin

Frederic Chopin

Valse in G Flat Op 70 No 1

Frederic Chopin

Mazurka in G Minor Op 24 No 1

Frederic Chopin

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Polonaise in A Flat Op 53

Frederic Chopin

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