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The famous G minor concerto for the piano was first produced in Munich in 1831.
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Chopin played quite impromptu two movements of his E minor concerto, supplanting a tremulous amateur.
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He played the E minor concerto for the first time in public but not in sequence.
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This G minor concerto is a bit of a showpiece -3 movements played without a break.
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Having heard Herz and Hiller, Chopin did not fear to perform his E minor concerto for him.
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Sonorous, rather grandiloquent, it is a study in declamation, the declamation of the slow movement in the F minor concerto.
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He played the E minor concerto first in Paris, February 26, 1832, and some smaller pieces.
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The occasion of MacDowell's performance of his D minor concerto with the Philharmonic Society of New York on December 14th, 1894, is worthy of note.
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The trouble arose from the F minor Concerto, it being numbered op.
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The Adagio here mentioned is that of the F minor Concerto, Op.
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The Bach adaptation for organ of the D minor Concerto Grosso.
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These compositions were the second movement of the F minor Concerto and the Waltz, Op.
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Karasowski says mistakingly that the movement referred to is the Adagio of the E minor Concerto.
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Hiller says that Chopin played his E minor Concerto and some of his mazurkas and nocturnes.
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The E minor Concerto is dedicated to Frederick Kalkbrenner, the F minor to the Comtesse Deiphine Potocka.
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The slow movement of the F minor Concerto was composed by Chopin during his passion for Constantia Gladowska.