Pulcinella by Maurice Sand
Pulcinella in 1700 (1860) by Maurice Sand, found in Masques et bouffons: comédie italienne.
Maurice Sand is the son of famous French writer George Sand. She was a prolific writer and a woman of extraordinary vitality. She and composer Frédéric Chopin were very close friends, lovers I believe.
I looked at my post this morning, but suddenly it disappeared. I had a copy of my article and reinserted it. However, it was missing a few sentences and I had not printed the images. Besides, I had no captions and older versions of the post surfaced.
The post has been rebuilt. I can’t understand what happened.
Pulcinella (Polichinelle) was a scapegoat among stock characters of the commedia dell’arte.
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Jan Lisiecki plays Chopin
Chopin at 25, by Maria Wodzińska, 1835
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2 February 2020
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I love playing Chopin, especially nocturnes and preludes. This is a beautiful interpretation. Thank you for this treat, dear Micheline!
Much love,
D
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Chopin’s Nocturnes and Preludes are beautiful and our young pianist is a sensitive performer, but not to an extreme.
Much love,
Micheline
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Micheline, stunningly captivating and
exquisitely beautiful!
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And so sweet. Thank you Lance.
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You’re sincerely welcome!
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Thank you Lance.
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My sincere pleasure, Micheline.
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The young man is gifted. Thank you, Micheline. — YUR
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This young man is astonishing. I wanted a simple piece, a Nocturne by Chopin, and found this jewel.
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