Polonaises Piano Solo 肖邦 波兰舞曲 钢琴 亨乐版
16世纪末，波罗乃兹舞曲首次出现在风格化的舞曲中。肖邦用自己的波罗乃兹舞曲表达了他对祖国波兰的忠诚。从某种程度上说，这种体裁让他从小就着迷。他最早的印刷作品是一首波罗乃兹舞曲（G 小调 KK IIa 1 号），这是他七岁时写的。前三首在死后出版的波罗乃兹舞曲作品 71 以及 KK IVa 第 1-3、5 和 8 号都是华沙时期的少年作品。成熟的作品从伟大的波罗乃兹作品 26 之 1 和 2、作品 40 之 1 和 2、作品 44 和 53 开始，尤其是 1845/46 年的波罗乃兹-幻想曲作品 61。最重要的是 1845/46 年的波罗乃兹-幻想曲作品 61，这是肖邦最后一部伟大的钢琴作品。这些作品融合了欢快与精致、力量与柔美、英雄般的悲怆与优雅的魅力，都证明了这位伟大作曲家无与伦比的艺术魅力"
作曲家: Frédéric Chopin
校订者: Ewald Zimmermann
乐器: Piano
出版社: Henle Urtext Edition
曲目:
Chopin: Polonaise c minor op. 40,2
Chopin: Polonaise [Dramatique] c sharp minor op. 26,1
Chopin: Polonaise [Militaire] A major op. 40,1
Chopin: Polonaise g sharp minor KK IVa,3
Chopin: Polonaise G flat major KK IVa,8
Chopin: Polonaise b flat minor KK IVa,5
Chopin: Polonaise A flat major op. 53 [Oktaves]
Chopin: Polonaise e flat minor op. 26,2
Chopin: Polonaise A flat major KK IVa,2
Chopin: Polonaise d minor op. 71,1
Chopin: Polonaise f sharp minor op. 44
Chopin: Polonaise [Polonaise-Fantasie] A flat major op. 61
Chopin: Polonaise B flat major op. 71,2
Chopin: Polonaise (Version 1: autograph) f minor op. 71,3
Chopin: Polonaise (Version 2: Fontana) f minor op. 71,3
Chopin: Polonaise g minor KK IIa,1
Chopin: Polonaise B flat major KK IVa,1
原文简介:
The polonaise made its first appearances in stylized dance music in the late 16th century. With his own polonaises, Chopin also declared his allegiance to his native Poland. In a way, the genre had fascinated him since his childhood. His earliest printed work was a Polonaise (KK IIa no. 1 in G minor), which he had written at the age of seven. The first three posthumously published Polonaises op. 71 as well as KK IVa nos. 1-3, 5 and 8 are juvenilia from the Warsaw years. The mature works begin with the seven great Polonaises op. 26 nos. 1 and 2, op. 40 nos. 1 and 2, op. 44 and 53, and, above all, the Polonaise-Fantaisie op. 61 of 1845/46, Chopin's last great piano work. With their mixture of festiveness and refinement, of power and suppleness, of heroic pathos and graceful charm, they all testify to the inimitable artistry of this great composer.