Chopin Nocturne in E Minor Op. Post. 72, No. 1 Edition with Fingering
Editor: Ewald Zimmermann
The Nocturne in E minor was written as early as 1827, and is among the Chopin juvenilla that were published only after his death. Julian Fontana Chopin's long-time confidant and assitant in all areas of life, published considerable number of previously unreleased works as “Oeuvres posthumes” in the mid 1850, and guarantee that he would edit these works faithfully according to the master's manuscripts. In the case of the E minor Nocturne, however, there are no manuscript sources, so we are thankful to have become acquainted with this charming and melodious early work through Fontana's edition. Our own Urtext edition is based upon it.
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Chopin Nocturne in E Minor Op. Post. 72, No. 1 Edition with Fingering
Chopin Nocturne in E Minor Op. Post. 72, No. 1 Edition with Fingering
Editor: Ewald Zimmermann
The Nocturne in E minor was written as early as 1827, and is among the Chopin juvenilla that were published only after his death. Julian Fontana Chopin's long-time confidant and assitant in all areas of life, published considerable number of previously unreleased works as “Oeuvres posthumes” in the mid 1850, and guarantee that he would edit these works faithfully according to the master's manuscripts. In the case of the E minor Nocturne, however, there are no manuscript sources, so we are thankful to have become acquainted with this charming and melodious early work through Fontana's edition. Our own Urtext edition is based upon it.
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Editor: Ewald Zimmermann
The Nocturne in E minor was written as early as 1827, and is among the Chopin juvenilla that were published only after his death. Julian Fontana Chopin's long-time confidant and assitant in all areas of life, published considerable number of previously unreleased works as “Oeuvres posthumes” in the mid 1850, and guarantee that he would edit these works faithfully according to the master's manuscripts. In the case of the E minor Nocturne, however, there are no manuscript sources, so we are thankful to have become acquainted with this charming and melodious early work through Fontana's edition. Our own Urtext edition is based upon it.