Can this Funeral March match Chopin's?!

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Sonata Secrets

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Pianist Henrik Kilhamn takes you on a journey through the great piano repertoire. By showing and commenting on what's really going on in the music, this podcast helps unlock the world of classical music for every listener and music lover.

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Can this Funeral March match Chopin's?!

Sonata Secrets

21 minutes 31 seconds

1 year ago

Can this Funeral March match Chopin's?!

Henrik Kilhamn presents this lesser known Funeral March from a romantic piano sonata, by a composer who admired Chopin but went on to write his own name in music history as well. His first sonata, Op. 6, ends with this very solemn but gripping statement after major struggles of previous movements, marking it a tragedy of great proportion. Can you guess the composer?

Video: https://youtu.be/icrkAmN-rQo