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Nazywam sie Fryderyk Chopin [My Name is Frederic Chopin]
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Pianist, composer and sensitive romantic. Fryderyk Chopin – a truly international talent. And he was born and spent his childhood in Poland! It was here that he had loving parents and a home that resounded with music. It was in a country that did not exist on the map at that time that he experienced his first contacts with the keyboard and his first performances before the Warsaw audience. Here he developed his extraordinary potential before leaving for Paris. Was it his Polishness that influenced his exceptional music?
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Pianist, composer and sensitive romantic. Fryderyk Chopin – a truly international talent. And he was born and spent his childhood in Poland! It was here that he had loving parents and a home that resounded with music. It was in a country that did not exist on the map at that time that he experienced his first contacts with the keyboard and his first performances before the Warsaw audience. Here he developed his extraordinary potential before leaving for Paris. Was it his Polishness that influenced his exceptional music?
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Author
Zgorzelska Aleksandra
Publisher
Media Rodzina
ISBN
9788382655162
Format
Hardcover
Year Published
2023
Pages
64
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Pianist, composer and sensitive romantic. Fryderyk Chopin – a truly international talent. And he was born and spent his childhood in Poland! It was here that he had loving parents and a home that resounded with music. It was in a country that did not exist on the map at that time that he experienced his first contacts with the keyboard and his first performances before the Warsaw audience. Here he developed his extraordinary potential before leaving for Paris. Was it his Polishness that influenced his exceptional music?