MetaChat - Fryderyk Chopin: Waltz in A minor, Op. 34, No. 2

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08 November 2007

Fryderyk Chopin: Waltz in A minor, Op. 34, No. 2 I know, what a catchy title right? I love this piece though. It makes me wanna get naked with my honey and play games under the covers. Anybody else get that feeling? No? Maybe I'm just a weirdo.

post by: chillmost at: 08:45 | 11 comments

No, no, you're not! I love Chopin! Chopin RULES!!!

posted by JanetLand 08 November | 08:50

That puts me at ease then. The lovely Maria Kliegel is rocking the cello on this.

posted by chillmost 08 November | 08:58

This is very cool. Thanks, chillmost.

posted by BoringPostcards 08 November | 09:12

Looks like the arranger, Lev Ginsburg's grandson is keeping up the family business.

posted by StickyCarpet 08 November | 09:14

(grammar question: mightn't that be written "...the arranger, Lev Ginsburg,'s grandson...?")

posted by StickyCarpet 08 November | 09:18

"Looks like the grandson of arranger Lev Ginsburg is keeping up the family business."

posted by JanetLand 08 November | 09:34

"It looks like the son of the son of arranger Lev Ginsburg is keeping up the family business."

posted by chillmost 08 November | 09:42

I like to get naked with honey. I see no problem with this.

posted by Lipstick Thespian 08 November | 09:46

Argh! Every time I see the name "Chopin" it reminds me of the time in high school when I was preparing an assignment for speech class and my best friend, a classical music nerd, convinced me that I was pronouncing the name wrong. Of course, I was actually pronouncing it correctly (show-pan), but deferring to his wisdom, when I delivered the speech, I changed my pronunciation to "choppin'", thereby garnering the derision of the entire class, quiet scorn from the teacher, and giving my "friend" the smug satisfaction of a prank well-pulled.

posted by Atom Eyes 08 November | 10:39

A lovely piece. It's been said many times, but his piano pieces are just a joy to hear, and even more fun to play.

posted by chuckdarwin 08 November | 11:20

Chopin was a genius. That is all.

posted by essexjan 08 November | 11:21

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