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Frdric-Franois Chopin.The music is ChopinsNocturne Opus 9 Number 2 inEb Major.A msica o Noturno Opus 9 Nmero 2 em Mi

bemol Maior.Por/By

Auckje

July/Julho 2009

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Chopin was

born on March

1st., 1810 in

Zelazowa Wola,Poland. He died

in Paris on

October 17,

1848.

Chopin nasceu

no dia 1 de

maro de 1810,

em ZelazowaWola, Polnia.

Faleceu em 17

de outubro de

1848 em Paris.


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Here Chopin lived

the first few months

of his life; his family

moved to Warsaw

where his father

worked as a college

professor.

Aqu Chopin viveu

seus primeirosmeses de vida; sua

famlia mudou-se

para Varsvia onde

seu pai trabalhou

como professoruniversitrio.


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In Warsaw Chopin wasconsidered a "second Mozart."By the age of 7 he hadcomposed two polonaises. Thechild prodigy was featured inthe Warsaw newspapers, and"little Chopin" became theattraction at receptions given inthe aristocratic salons ofWarsaw. Chopin gave his firstpiano recital at the age of 8.

Em Varsvia Chopin eraconsiderado um segundoMozart. Com a idade de 7 anosele j havia composto duasPolonaises. A criana prodgio

aparecia nos jornais deVarsvia, e o pequeno Chopintornou-se a atrao nasrecepes dadas nos sales daaristocracia da capital. Chopindeu seu primeiro recital depiano com a idade de 8 anos.


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The Warsaw Concert Hall,

where Chopin gave his first

concerts.

Sala de Concertos de

Varsvia, onde Chopin deuseus primeiros recitais.


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Maria Wodzinska was Chopins

student; she painted this portraitand gave it to him. They becameengaged, but her family

convinced her to break theengament, due to Chopins poor

health. Chopin was devasted,and always kept her letters with ahadwritten note of his saying

My Sorrow.

Maria Wodzinska foi aluna deChopin; ela pintou este retrato eo presenteou a ele. Eles ficaram

noivos, mas a familia convenceuMaria a terminar o noivado,devido aos problemas de sade deChopin. Chopin ficou arrazado esempre manteve as cartas deMaria, com uma nota suadizendo Minha Tristeza.


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Chopin preferred more intimate settings for a recital, like the home of Count and

Countess Radziwil, as he didnt like large concert halls.

Chopin no gostava de tocar em salas de concerto, e preferia ambientes maisntimos, como a residncia do Conde e Condessa Radziwil.


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While visiting Vienna, he

heard about an uprising in

Warsaw, and decided not to

return to Poland. He stayed

in Vienna for a few moremonths before visiting

Munich and Stuttgart,

Germany, where he learned

of Poland's occupation by

the Russian army.

Quando visitava Viena,

Chopin recebeu notcias de

uma revolta em Varsvia, e

decidiu no mais regressar

Polnia. Permaneceu em

Viena por mais uns meses,antes de visitar Munique e

Stuttgart, Alemanha, onde

recebeu a notcia da

ocupao da Polnia pelos

russos.1830


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Chopin moved to Paris in1830; he was 20 years old andhad already composed manyworks for the piano, includinghis two concertos and some ofhis tudes Opus 10.Chopin mudou-se para Parisem 1830; estava com 20 anosde idade e j havia composto

vrias obras para piano,incluindo seus dois concertos ealguns dos seus tudes Opus10.

Paris - Igreja de Notredame Guarda da Noite.

Church of Notredame Guardian of the Night


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In Paris, Chopin formed personal friendships with the artists Franz Lizst, Hector

Berlioz, Felix Mendelssohn, and Vincenzo Bellini. Robert Schumann wrote: "Hats

off, gentlemen! A genius!"

Em Paris, Chopin tornou-se amigo dos artistas Franz Lizst, Hector Berlioz, Felix

Mendelssohn, e Vincenzo Bellini. Robert Schumann escreveu: Tirem o chapu

senhores! Um gnio!

Catedral de Notredame

Notredame Cathedral


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Chopin formed a strongfriendship with Camille Pleyel,owner of the Pleyel piano

manufacture. From that timeon, Chopins pianos wheremanufactured by Pleyel.Often Chopin would go to thepiano factory, to explain howhe wanted his new piano.

Chopin tornou-se um grandeamigo de Camille Pleyel, donoda fbrica de pianos Pleyel.Da em diante os pianos de

Chopin eram manufaturadospor Pleyel. FrequentementeChopin ia fbrica darinstrues para a fabricaode seu novo piano.


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Ballade No. 1 - Chopins handwritten partiture/partitura manuscrita por Chopin


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In 1838 his friend Eugne

Delacroix painted this

portrait. Chopin was

already very ill with

tuberculosis, and had togive private classes and

perform in public, to support

himself, having little time for

what he really wanted to do,

compose for the piano.

Em 1938 o amigo de Chopin,

Eugne Delacroix, pintou

este retrato. Chopin j

estava bastante doente com

tuberculose, e tinha que dar

aulas particulares eapresentar-se em concertos,

tendo pouco tempo para

dedicar-se ao que realmenteamava, compr para o

piano.


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In 1836, at a party hosted by

Countess Marie d'Agoult,

fiance of composer and close

friend Franz Liszt, Chopin metAmandine-Aurore Dupin,

Baroness Dudevant, better

known by her pseudonym

George Sand, a writer.

Em 1836, numa festa oferecida

pela Condessa Marie dAgoult,

noiva de seu amigo, o grande

pianista e compositor Franz

Lizst, Chopin conheceuAmandine-Aurore Dupin,

Baronesa de Dudevant, mais

conhecida pelo seu pseudnimo

George Sand, escritora.

Franz Lizst


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Baroness Dudevant fell in love withChopin, and wanted to take care of him,so that his health would improve, sothat he would dedicate more time to

composing . Finally, he said Yes.They spent long summers in hercountry state, Nohant. Very often, she

invited several of his friends to spendweekends with them. Frequent visitorswere Franz Lizst, and Eugne Delacroix

(1).Baronesa Dudevant se apaixonou porChopin, e insistiu que ele permitisse queela cuidasse dele, para que sua sademelhorasse, e ele pudesse dedicar maistempo compondo. Finalmente Chopin

disse Sim. Passavam longastemporadas na casa de campoNohant, de Aurora, onde vrios

amigos de Chopin passavam fins desemana, entre eles Lizst e Delacroix (1).(1)From Aurores autobiography.

Da autobiografia de Aurore.


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Chopin spent long periods of time in Nohant, from 1838 to 1847, where his health

improved markedly. Chopin passou vrios meses por ano em Nohant, de 1838 a1847, onde sua sade melhorou consideravelmente.


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Prelude No.15 Opus 28 DbMajor


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In 1845 problemsemerged in Chopin'srelationship with Auroreat the same time of a

further deterioration inhis health. Theseproblems finally broughtan end to theirrelationship in 1847.

O relacionamento deChopin e Aurore entrouem fase de turbulnciaem 1845, ao mesmotempo que a sade de

Chopin tambmpiorava. Os problemasse agravaram e em 1847Chopin e Aurore sesepararam.

Aurore by/por Eugne Delacroix.


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Jane Stirling, Chopins student from England, helped him to get

settled in a new apartment located in the Place Vendme, Paris.Jane Stirling, jovem inglesa estudante de Chopin, ajudou na sua

mudana para um apartamento na Place Vendme, em Paris.


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In his new apartment, Chopin composed in his last Pleyel.Em seu novo apartamento, Chopin comps no seu ltimo Pleyel.


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Place Vendme, place of Chopins last residence.

Place Vendme, lugar da ltima residncia de Chopin.


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In 1847 Chopin gave concerts in

England and Scotland with Jane

Stirling, although he was

severely ill. He returned to Paris

in 1848, but was unable to teachor perform. His sister Ludwika

came from Poland to take care

him at his home in Paris; he

died there on October 17, 1848.

Em 1847 Chopin visitou aInglaterra e a Esccia com Jane

Stirling, onde deu alguns

concertos, j estando

gravemente doente; voltou a

Paris em 1848, mas no pode

mais dar aulas ou apresentar-seem concertos. Sua irm

Ludwika veio da Polnia para

cuidar dele em seu apartamento

em Paris; a ele faleceu no dia

17 de outubro de 1848.


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Chopin being cared for by his sister, his doctor, and closest friends.

Chopin sendo cuidado por sua irm, seu mdico e amigos ntimos.


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Chopin requested that Mozart's Requiem be sung at his funeral, at the Church of

the Madeleine, and attended by nearly 3,000 people; this church didnt allow

female singers in its choir,and the funeral was delayed for almost 2 weeks, untilthe church finally granted Chopin's final wish. Tthe female singers remained

behind a black velvet cu rtain.Chopin pediu que o Requiem de Mozart fosse cantado no seu funeral, na Igreja da

Madalena, com a presena de quase 3.000 pessoas. Esta igreja no permitia

mulheres em seu cro, e o funeral foi retido por quase 2 semanas, at que a igreja

atendeu o ltimo pedido de Chopin. As cantoras tiveram que cantar atrs de umacor t ina de veludo negro.


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Chopin is buried in the Pre

Lachaise cemetery in Paris; at

his own request, his heart

was removed and sent, in an

urn, to Warsaw, where it is

sealed in a pillar in the

Church of the Holy Cross. His

grave attracts many visitors

and is always decorated with

flowers, even during winter.

Chopin est enterrado no

Cemitrio Pre Lachaise em

Paris. De acrdo com seu

pedido, seu corao foi

removido e enviado, numaurna, para Varsvia, onde est

lacrado numa coluna da Igreja

da Santa Cruz. Sua sepultura

atrai muitos visitantes, e est

sempre decorada com flres,

mesmo no inverno.


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This is the pillar in the

Church of the Holy

Cross in Warsaw where

the urn with Chopins

heart is sealed. Theexact spot is the small

niche at the bottom,

where the little flower

bouquet is placed.

Esta a coluna na

Igreja da Santa Cruz,

em Varsvia, onde o

corao de Chopin,

dentro de uma urna,

esta lacrado. O lugarexato atrs do

pequeno retngulo,

onde um bouquet de

flores est colocado.


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The Church of the Holy Cross in 1945,after Warsaw was bombed by the Allies, to

free Poland from the Nazis. The pillarwhere Chopins heart rests remainedintact.A Igreja da Santa Cruz em 1945, depoisque Varsvia foi bombardeada, paralivrar a Polnia dos Nazistas. A coluna

onde est o corao de Chopinpermaneceu intacta.

The Church of the Holy Cross after

reconstruction/ A Igreja da Santa Cruzdepois da reconstruo.


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The slides that follow areof some night scenes, foryou to hear a little more

of this beautifulNocturne, a musicalform given greatprominence by Chopin.

Os slides que se seguemso de algumas cenasnoturnas, para vocescutar um pouco mais

deste belo Noturno, umaforma musical querecebeu grande nfasenas composies de

Chopin.


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Vincent van Gogh - Starry Night - Noite Estrelada - Saint-Remy France


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Van Gogh-Starry Night over the Rhne - Noite Estrelada sobre o Rhne.


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A lake in Yosemite Park, California

Um lago no Parque Yosemite, California


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Zuma Beach, a few miles north of Malibu, California.

Praia Zuma, algumas milhas ao norte de Malibu, California.


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Rhine Falls, Neuhausen, Switzerland.

Quedas do rio Rheno, Newhausen, Suia.


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Quel dommage, cest fini! How sad, its finished! Quetriste, se acabou! Soon Ill send some more... Logo

mandarei mais...

I hope you enjoyed watching this PPT presentation and the

music by Chopin Espero que voc tenha gostado desta

apresentao e da msica composta por Chopin.

Abraos de/Hugs from @uckje

J lh /J l 2009

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