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Chopin Waltz Discovery
A newly discovered waltz, possibly composed by Chopin, is recorded by star pianist Lang Lang. Experts deem it a music-historical sensation.
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Deutsche GrammophonMorgan MuseumDpa-Infocom Gmbh
Frédéric ChopinLang LangRobinson Mcclellan
- Who recorded the newly discovered waltz?
- A newly discovered waltz, possibly by Chopin, has been recorded by Lang Lang and released as a digital single.
- What evidence suggests the waltz was written by Chopin?
- Experts agree that the stylistic elements of the piece strongly suggest its authorship by Chopin, although the lack of a signature leaves room for some speculation.
- Why is the discovery of this piece considered significant?
- The discovery is considered a music-historical sensation, adding a previously unknown piece to Chopin's repertoire and exciting the world of classical music.
- What is the approximate length of the newly discovered waltz?
- The waltz, found in the Morgan Museum in New York, is less than 90 seconds long and described as melancholic yet hopeful.
- What are some of the characteristics of the newly discovered waltz, according to Lang Lang?
- Lang Lang, a renowned pianist, believes the piece is authentic Chopin due to its harmonies, poetry, and structure, though it lacks a signature.