In 1837, Frederic Chopin learned from the mother of Maria Wodzinska that her daughter would not be following through on her engagement to the composer. The next year, Chopin took a lover, the author George Sand (Born Aurele Dupin). Chopin was no Don Juan. He was slight and sickly, and his music contains some of the darkest expressions of emotions ever written. It is Chopin’s ability to convey direct emotional knowledge that sets him apart from all other composers. His Preludes, Op. 28, written while he was with Sand on the island of Majorca, stand apart from all his other work as perfect distillations and impressions of this knowledge.
Blood Knowledge in the Preludes of Chopin
Blood Knowledge in the Preludes of Chopin
Blood Knowledge in the Preludes of Chopin
In 1837, Frederic Chopin learned from the mother of Maria Wodzinska that her daughter would not be following through on her engagement to the composer. The next year, Chopin took a lover, the author George Sand (Born Aurele Dupin). Chopin was no Don Juan. He was slight and sickly, and his music contains some of the darkest expressions of emotions ever written. It is Chopin’s ability to convey direct emotional knowledge that sets him apart from all other composers. His Preludes, Op. 28, written while he was with Sand on the island of Majorca, stand apart from all his other work as perfect distillations and impressions of this knowledge.