Fridericus Chopin

Fridericus Chopin

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 22 Februarii 1810, 1 Martii 1810; Żelazowa Wola
Obitus: 17 Octobris 1849; Lutetia
Patria: Polonia
Nomen nativum: Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin

Officium

Munus: musicographus, Clavilista, music pedagogue, virtuoso, Musicus

Familia

Genitores: Nicolas Chopin; Tekla Justyna Chopin
Coniunx: no value

Memoria

Sepultura: Frédéric Chopin's tomb

Chopin. Daguerreotypus a Ludovico Augusto Bisson factus, circa 1849.

Chopin moribundus. Pictura a Theophilo Kwiatkowski facta, 1849.

Fridericus Franciscus Chopin (Polonice Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin, Francice Frédéric François Chopin, natus Żelazowa Wola in vico die 1 Martii 1810; Lutetiae obiit die 17 Octobris 1849) fuit Polonicus musicus ac clavilis compositor, qui ab anno 1831 exsul in Francia vixit. Unus ex dominis musicae romanticae fuit, poeta clavilis a nonnullis appellatus. Suum "ingenium poeticum in professionale ratione technicá quae singularis in suá aetate erat conditum est."

De vita

Chopin natus est Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin in Ducatu Varsoniensi, accurate Żelazowa Wola in vico Varsoviano, qui ducatus. anno 1815 pars Poloniae Congressionalis factus est. Puer mirabilis educationem mox confecit et sua prima opera Varsoviae composuit antequam a Polonia discessit anno aetatis suae vicensimo, minus quam unus mensis ante rebellionem Novembrem. Anno suae aetatis vicensimo uno, Lutetiae habitare coepit, ubi compositor et doctor clavilis se sustinuit. Amicus factus est Francisci Liszt, ac multi alii musici criticique suae temporis eum admirabantur, Roberto Schumann non excluso.

Operum suorum clavile sunt maior pars, exceptis insignibus concertis clavilis.

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Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Fridericum Chopin spectant.

• Polska strona internetowa o Fryderyku Chopinie (Polonice, Anglice)
• Works by Chopin - Classical Music Archives (Anglice)
• Biographia. Situs Instituti Friderici Chopin proprius.
• Ultimum clavile Chopinianum (Pleyel 14810).
• Iconographia Chopiniana.
• Chopin Early Editions.
• Chopin's First Editions Online.