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Frederic Chopin
(1810-1849)

 

Twelve Etudes No.3 in E-Major Op.10-3
Nocturne in C# Minor Op.Poth (KK IVa-16/BI-49)
Valse in A minor Op.poth


Twelve Etudes No.3 in E-Major Op.10-3
This peace is one of etudes for piano composed by Frederic Chopin. It is reputed that Chopin has felt that Op.10-3 was the most beautiful melody he had ever composed.
The structure of the music is ternary form (ABA). The melody in A is famous and so beautiful. As opposed to A-part, B-part is raging. In this arrangement, all the original notes were precisely reproduced as far as possible. As a result, four instrument parts were necessary.

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for String Quartet  Wood Quartet

Picth(A) 36 c/m
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442Hz

444Hz

c/m: crotchet/minute

  

Picth(A) 64 c/m
440Hz

442Hz

444Hz

c/m: crotchet/minute

  

Picth(A) 98 c/m
440Hz

442Hz

444Hz

c/m: crotchet/minute


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Valse in A minor Op.poth  (KK IVb-11/BI-150)
This waltz is one of the most simple piece among Chopin's piano works. It is emotional and elegant.
for
String Quartet  Wood Quartet
Nocturne in C# Minor Op.Poth (KK IVa-16/BI-49) 
This small piece is now well known as "Nocturne", however, there is no description of "Nocturne" on his original score. It was written for Ludwika (his elder sister)'s etude for playing concerto No.2 Op.21, in 1830 when he was 20 years old. It was substantially an improvisation, but full of melancholic beauty.
This piece has a short intermediate part supposed to be unfinished. The part has a structure of [A-B-C-B]-[A-B-C-B]-[C-B]-C in which each A/B/C corresponds to a bar. In this arrangement, this part was condensed to [A-B-C-B]-C to avoid redundant impression. The other part is faithful to the original notes.
There is an arrangement by Nathan Milstein for Violin and Piano. It is very beautiful, but not easy to play. Especially, a fast scale passage with high position at the end part is difficult. One of my friends, a violinist, does not pick up this piece in her concert because of this scale part. In my understanding, it is much easier for piano to express the beauty of the scale. The scale part is played by piano in my arrangement.

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Violin & Piano   Flute & Piano
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