
Chopin: the Man and His Music
James Huneker
1900
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Chopin wrote almost nothing that was not for the piano, and almost nothing that was not finished. Huneker goes through the work piece by piece, the nocturnes, the ballades, the studies that turned technique into poetry, around the life of a Pole in Paris who was dying of consumption while writing the most durable music of the century.
16 chapters
- 1I. Poland: Youthful Ideals46m
- 2II. Paris: In the Maelstrom55m
- 3III. England, Scotland and Pere La Chaise29m
- 4IV. The Artist49m
- 5V. The Poet and Psychologist31m
- 6VI. The Studies: Titanic Experiments (Part I)46m
- 7VI - B. The Studies: Titanic Experiments (Part II)30m
- 8VI. The Studies: Titanic Experiments (Part III)29m
- 9VII. Moods in Miniature: The Preludes35m
- 10VIII. Impromptus and Valses18m
- 11IX. Night and its Melancholy Mysteries: The Nocturnes33m
- 12X. The Ballades: Faery Dramas23m
- 13XI. Classical Currents43m
- 14XII. The Polonaises: Heroic Hymns of Battle24m
- 15XIII. Mazurkas: Dances of the Soul57m
- 16XIV. Chopin the Conquerer21m
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