Why is fate so famous Chopin s nocturne is better than it

I don't know why you insist on comparing Chopin and Beethoven together, they are two eras of people, representing the background of the two eras and some epitome of the era, can you compare modern China with the era when New China was first founded? There is no comparison at all.

Moreover, even if they were in the same era, Chopin and Beethoven were completely different individuals, and their personalities were completely different. Not to mention that they belong to different nationalities and different countries, it's like asking you to say that Peking Opera is more classic or opera is greater?

In terms of genre, Chopin's nocturne is a solo piano piece, and fate is a symphony, and the genre is completely different.

From the above three basic points, you compare the two of them with complete amateurism and nonsense. Finally, personal preference also has a lot to do with it, if I like to eat greens and you like to eat meat, can I say that you are weird and abnormal? From this point of view, it's just that the greens and radishes have their own love, don't start everything from your own perspective and perspective.

Chopin and Beethoven represent some of the characteristics of two eras and different peoples, and the reason why they are both great is concrete, please put it in the context of that era, in their lives, and from the point of view of composition, these are classics and treasures.

Everyone's appreciation angle and preferences are different, and it is not possible to generalize.

Mainly, she represents a spirit of upliftment and resistance, which is related to Beethoven's deafness and ups and downs, which makes people feel a strong spiritual force, and countless people are inspired and moved, so they are famous.

At that time, Beethoven was able to make such an exciting **, which was a miracle and an innovation.

As far as I am concerned, I prefer Chopin, and I personally think Chopin's pieces are the most beautiful and connotative.

1. Chopin's Nocturne has the meaning of the night god in Roman times.

2. Nocturne is a genre of solo piano created by Chopin himself, which has the characteristics of silence and tranquility, and can reveal some contemplation in the gentle rhythm.

3. Chopin's nocturnes have an atmosphere of melancholy and melancholy, and also contain rich and subtle emotions such as excitement, excitement, and uneasiness.

4. Nocturne is one of the masterpieces that can relatively reflect Chopin's lonely and romantic inner world.

It's "Funeral March".

Funeral march, mourning music. There are three funeral marches, namely Chopin's second movement inspired by skeletons, Beethoven's famous Symphony No. 3 in E flat major, and the funeral march composed by Chinese composer Li Tongshu for the Chinese people.

Since 1969, it has been designated by the state as the official ceremonial music for the memorial service of national leaders, ending the situation that it has been replaced by other Chinese and foreign music since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and is performed by the military band of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.

Chopin's works do not have names, only the numbers and genres are different to distinguish, the names (such as revolution, parting) are added by later generations, nocturne and Nocturne in C sharp minor are the most classic, if you know the classical **, no.1 , no 1 is also good, the rest is completely up to personal preference, for example, I think OP 62no 1 is the best.

"Piano Concerto", "Ballade", "Nocturne", "Revolutionary Etude", "Dance in C sharp minor", "Nocturne in C sharp minor", "Magnificent Waltz in E flat major", etc. It should all be worth listening to.

That's what I said upstairs. The first two are the best, E flat major and B flat minor.

1. Nocturne in B flat minor 2, Nocturne in E flat major 3, Nocturne in B major Three nocturnes 1, Nocturne in F major (1830 1831) 2, Nocturne in F sharp major (1830 1831) 3, Nocturne in G minor (1833) Two nocturnes in C sharp minor 2, Nocturne in D flat major 2, Nocturne in B major 2, Nocturne in A flat major Two nocturnes 1, Nocturne in G minor (1838) 2, Nocturne in G major (1839) Two nocturnes 1, Nocturne in C minor 2, Nocturne in F sharp minor Two Nocturnes 1, Nocturne in F minor 2, Nocturne in E flat major Two Nocturnes 1, Nocturne in B major 2, Nocturne in E major Nocturne in E minor.

In fact, each one is very good, and it is recommended to listen to 19 songs from beginning to end.

Personally love op 9/2、op. 15/1、op.

15/3、op. 27/2、op. 32/2、op.

37/1、op. 37/2、op. 48/1、op.

48/2………At the end of the day, it's really hard for me to choose, every one of them is a boutique. The performance version recommends the Pollini version and the Rubinstein version.

There are many Nocturnes in E flat major, B major, Nocturne C minor, Nocturne F minor, Nocturne in B flat minor. Nocturne in D flat major sharp C minor.

Chopin Nocturne in E flat major.

It is a piano piece composed by Chopin, a Polish ** artist, from 1830 to 1831, which he dedicated to Mary. One of the works of Madame Preelle. Nocturne is different from a serenade to express love to a lover, and is mostly an inner monologue written by the composer in the dead of night.

Chopin developed the genre with its nocturnes in a typical lyric style, with melodies flowing and poetic against the backdrop of accompaniment voices. The Nocturne in E flat major is one of Chopin's finest nocturnes.

Upstairs is grossly wrong (see below for details). Chopin and Jay Chou are not two things that are closely related.

Chopin's most famous works are the Fantasy Improvisation, the Revolutionary Etudes, the Heroic Polonaise, the Army Polonaise, the Nocturne in B flat minor, the Nocturne in E flat major, and many more. Chopin's etudes have a special meaning – Chopin was the first composer to formally and artificially give the etudes a strong artistic value, and his études are not only for piano practice, but also for appreciation. Chopin's works that best reflect the Polish national character are his mazurkas (there are many pieces) and polonaises (also known as polonesnes, there are also many pieces).

Chopin's nocturnes and waltzes may be a little more popular because they are well understood.

Chopin's nocturne is by no means a piece by Chopin, but a multitude of Chopin's works in this genre. Chopin's complete nocturnes make up a collection of Chopin's nocturnes, which is generally considered to be 21 pieces in total. The "nocturne" in the title of Jay Chou's "Nocturne" is not a genre, but a song title.

In other words, each of Chopin's 21 nocturnes has no name, but the genre belongs to nocturne, but Jay Chou's song is just called "nocturne", and the genre is not nocturne, but pop song.

By the way, to correct the "Twenty Etudes" mentioned by the other person upstairs, this is unfounded, Chopin composed a total of 27 etudes, of which 12 are 12 out of 12, and there are 3 etudes without a piece number called "Three New Etudes". The "Eighteen Polonaises" upstairs is not very accurate, Chopin's Polonaises are rather messy in the work number, so there is no need to study how many are in total, and if you count carefully, it is not eighteen.

Chopin is a great **home, and it is also Jay Chou's favorite **home.

Chopin's works include: two Piano Concertos, three Piano Sonatas, four Ballades, four Scherzos, Twenty-four Preludes, Twenty Etudes, Eighteen Polonaises and Four Improvisations

First, "Nocturne" is the title of a song by Jay Chou, which sings a love story on the grounds of Chopin's songs, and second, "Nocturne" is also a song by Chopin.