Chopin F. - Valses Posthumes (serie B) - Piano (ed. Ekier)

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These reached the heights of popularity, and are considered by many considered to be masterpieces, although in the view of the skeptics gravitated dangerously toward salonism.They were included, along with the nocturnes and impromptus, to Chopin's "feminine" works.In the descriptions of their nature appear: volatility, airiness, overwheleming movement, aristocracy, eroticism.

They are divided into two trends: social and concert.Critical source-edition edited by Jan Ekier and Paweł Kamiński based on manuscripts, copies approved by Chopin himself, and first editions.Its purpose is to present the works of Chopin in authentic form.Table of contents:Chopin FryderykWaltz in A minorChopin FryderykWaltz in A flat majorChopin FryderykWaltz in A flat majorChopin FryderykWaltz in A flat majorChopin FryderykWaltz in D flat majorChopin FryderykWaltz in E minorChopin FryderykWaltz in F minorChopin FryderykWaltz in F minorChopin FryderykWaltz in G flat majorChopin FryderykWaltz in B minorChopin FryderykWaltz in B minor