How Did Chopin Influence The World
Frédéric Chopin is a well-known Polish pianist and composer during the Romantic Era (1780-1910), Chopin’s work inspired many young composers and musicians even till this day. Chopin is one of the greatest influential pianist and composers, his music and composed pieces are extremely astonished, especially his style of romantic taste, which are very unique and different compare to other composers. However, his work did not just influences the musical world, but it also influenced many artist and literature writers during the later Romantic Era. Later on, Chopin’s work became well-known around the world—especially in Europe, between the nineteenth century and twentieth century. Growing up in his early years, Chopin was gifted with great music
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After three years of learning at the Warsaw Lyceum, he moves on to the Warsaw High School of Music to learn more about music theory in 1826. After Chopin completed his conservatory, he performed two concerts in Vienna and it turn out to be very successful in 1829. Eventually, he became even more well-known among the musicians. With all the successes and accomplishments that Chopin had in Poland, Chopin decided to move to Vienna in Austria to begin his new adventure and for the search of inspiration. However, Chopin did not stay in Vienna too long before he moved to Paris, where the environment were a better place for his style of music and to pursue higher challenges. During the beginning of his time in Paris, Chopin found that his taste for romance did not fascinate large audiences. With the frustration he has, really struggled him to continue on, but another door was open for him, Chopin begins to teach meanwhile being a recitalist. Finally, with his increased income, Chopin was able to compose more music pieces such as Nocturnes of Op. 9, Scherzo in B-flat minor, Op. 31 and the Sonata in B-flat minor, Op. 35. And throughout the time, Chopin was able to build friendship with other great composers such as Franz Liszt, Vincenzo Bellini, Hector Berlioz, and Felix
After three years of learning at the Warsaw Lyceum, he moves on to the Warsaw High School of Music to learn more about music theory in 1826. After Chopin completed his conservatory, he performed two concerts in Vienna and it turn out to be very successful in 1829. Eventually, he became even more well-known among the musicians. With all the successes and accomplishments that Chopin had in Poland, Chopin decided to move to Vienna in Austria to begin his new adventure and for the search of inspiration. However, Chopin did not stay in Vienna too long before he moved to Paris, where the environment were a better place for his style of music and to pursue higher challenges. During the beginning of his time in Paris, Chopin found that his taste for romance did not fascinate large audiences. With the frustration he has, really struggled him to continue on, but another door was open for him, Chopin begins to teach meanwhile being a recitalist. Finally, with his increased income, Chopin was able to compose more music pieces such as Nocturnes of Op. 9, Scherzo in B-flat minor, Op. 31 and the Sonata in B-flat minor, Op. 35. And throughout the time, Chopin was able to build friendship with other great composers such as Franz Liszt, Vincenzo Bellini, Hector Berlioz, and Felix