Book Review
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kenjariThe Cambridge Companion to Chopin
edited by Jim Samson
This Cambridge Companion was very engaging, not least because I am a pianist who enjoys playing Chopin. I very much enjoyed the chapters on the social and cultural context around Chopin and his music, especially the one's on Chopin reception in Poland and the 19th century public concert. I also really enjoyed the sections on the Nocturnes and the tonal architecture in early works.
edited by Jim Samson
This Cambridge Companion was very engaging, not least because I am a pianist who enjoys playing Chopin. I very much enjoyed the chapters on the social and cultural context around Chopin and his music, especially the one's on Chopin reception in Poland and the 19th century public concert. I also really enjoyed the sections on the Nocturnes and the tonal architecture in early works.
