Chopin was a composer of the Romantic period, and all his works were for piano. Chopin's unique identity background makes his piano music extremely lyrical.Chopin's piano works have enjoyed great acclaim at home and abroad, and his abundant emotional expression, presented in his piano works, has become a symbol of his musical style.Based on Chopin's life experience, this paper analyzes the reasons for the lyricism of Chopin's piano works, and studies the musical characteristics and performance techniques of Chopin's representative piano work Etude in C minor as an example.

Chopin;Etude in C minor;Musical features

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DOI： https://doi.org/10.62639/ssperi11.20250103

Published： 2025