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The Complete Chopin: Rondos

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The Complete Chopin: Rondos

With the publication of Chopin'sĀ Rondos, another volume is added to the seriesĀ The Complete Chopin – A New Critical EditionĀ (Editor-in-chief: John Rink; Series Editors: Jim Samson, Jean-Jacques Eigeldinger & Christophe Grabowski). FrĆ©dĆ©ric Chopin’sĀ RondosĀ represent an essential part of the composer’s œuvre, with theĀ Rondo in C Minor Op. 1Ā marking the beginning of his career as a published composer. This edition includes not only his first published work but also theĀ Rondos Op. 5, Op. 16, andĀ Op. posth. 73Ā for solo piano. This Urtext edition, edited by David Rowland, is based on Chopin’s autograph manuscripts as well as first editions published in Poland, France, Germany, and England. In addition to a methodological introduction by the Series Editors, the volume features an instructive preface by David Rowland (English, French, and German) and a critical commentary. It also includes illustrations from the first edition ofĀ Op. 1Ā as well as fingering by Polish pianist Karol Mikuli, a student of Chopin. With a total playing time of approximately 37 minutes, this volume is aimed at advanced pianists.

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With the publication of Chopin'sĀ Rondos, another volume is added to the seriesĀ The Complete Chopin – A New Critical EditionĀ (Editor-in-chief: John Rink; Series Editors: Jim Samson, Jean-Jacques Eigeldinger & Christophe Grabowski). FrĆ©dĆ©ric Chopin’sĀ RondosĀ represent an essential part of the composer’s œuvre, with theĀ Rondo in C Minor Op. 1Ā marking the beginning of his career as a published composer. This edition includes not only his first published work but also theĀ Rondos Op. 5, Op. 16, andĀ Op. posth. 73Ā for solo piano. This Urtext edition, edited by David Rowland, is based on Chopin’s autograph manuscripts as well as first editions published in Poland, France, Germany, and England. In addition to a methodological introduction by the Series Editors, the volume features an instructive preface by David Rowland (English, French, and German) and a critical commentary. It also includes illustrations from the first edition ofĀ Op. 1Ā as well as fingering by Polish pianist Karol Mikuli, a student of Chopin. With a total playing time of approximately 37 minutes, this volume is aimed at advanced pianists.

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