THE LIFE OF FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN

Discover the fascinating biography of Frédéric Chopin, written by his friend and admirer, Ferenc Liszt. This classic biography from 1863 is not just a dry biography, but above all a musical essay that takes the reader into the world of the birth of a new piano language. Immerse yourself in the labyrinth of melodies and meanings that Chopin inscribed in his works, and learn about the backstage of his work.

• Passionate portrait of Frédéric Chopin
• Musical essay on the birth of a new piano language
• Secrets of rubato, colors and harmonies
• In the background Heine, Delacroix, Mickiewicz and George Sand
• The description of the last days of the composer moves like a funeral march
• A book about art that requires sacrifice, about pride and melancholy
• The key to understanding the Chopin phenomenon

Ferenc Liszt, a virtuoso and close friend of Chopin, draws an extremely personal and passionate portrait of the composer in this biography. Avoiding scientific jargon, Liszt passionately explains the secrets of rubato, colors and harmonies, leading the reader through the labyrinth of melodies and meanings that Chopin inscribed in his works. It is a story about a genius who transforms pain into beauty, about music that moves hearts and minds.

In the background of this story, other outstanding figures of the era also appear, such as Heine, Delacroix, Mickiewicz and George Sand, creating a colorful picture of the artistic environment in which Chopin created. The description of the composer's last days moves like a funeral march, showing his suffering and determination to strive for perfection.

"The Life of Frédéric Chopin" is a must-read for all lovers of classical music, and especially for those who want to delve into the Chopin phenomenon. It is a book about art that requires sacrifice, about pride and melancholy, about music that transforms pain into beauty. Let yourself be carried away by this extraordinary story and rediscover the magic of Chopin!

CM Publishing presents this classic biography in a new, careful edition. The book has 174 pages and a format of 129x194 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and durability. Year of publication: 2025.