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Frederick Chopin as a Man and Musician

CHAPTER VII
18/36

He received much applause, and was repeatedly called back....At the close Mr.Chopin played to-day the Variations on a theme of Mozart's, which he had already performed with so much bravura and felicity at his first concert.

The pleasing and yet substantial variety of this composition as well as the fine, successful playing obtained also to-day loud applause for the pianist.

Connoisseurs and amateurs manifested joyously and loudly their recognition of his clever playing.

This young man...shows in his compositions a serious striving to interweave by interesting combinations the orchestra with the pianoforte.
In conclusion, let me quote one other journal, this time a purely musical one--namely, the Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung (No.

46, November 18, 1829).


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