Frédéric Chopin - Camino al Paraíso

A rare composition written by Chopin around 1837. Frédéric Chopin was born in Poland in 1810, and would grow up to become the most influential composers in European history.

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[vibhavperi]

I always only knew this piece as a vague 'Funeral March'- never heard of the name 'Camino al Paraiso'- that's interesting

[officialpaulsinwill]

You want to tell me that the Funeral March has been called "A Road to Paradise" all this time?

[Teuts]

Happy new year everyone, can't go awry starting it off with the Poet of the Piano.

[YenneyRossi]

🌱🌼 Grazie infinite a The Wicked North per aver condiviso questo meraviglioso pezzo da Frederic Chopin 🙏 Complimenti ed Applausi 👏👏 Ciao 🇮🇹✔️💙🤗🌱🌼🌱

[martinmarsola]

Thank you for the music today. Chopin is highly recognizable by his music. Really mesmerizing to listen to! 👍🇺🇸

[Igor-fcwd]

Even Frederic Chopin loves Bathory and covers solo from their song Call from The Grave

[emilycat]

Thank you The wicked North. I am really enjoying classical music now:)

[Uebertim]

1 minuto de silêncio, para todos os soldados mortos nesses últimos anos 🪖

[sheng]

But its the Funeral March... Where did the name Camino al Paraiso come from?

[reinkjhazrl]

This is the Batman 🦇 theme, Undertaker theme let me find something else😂

[fredericchopin]

Kinda had a bad moob while writing it, but people love it

[umanathshetty]

Why would chopin recive a Spanish title for his 2nd Sonata last movement

[persephoneee]

Wow, uplifting 😂
I mean, you gotta die to get to Heaven

[mahler]

There is a lot of misleading information going on with this video. I have never heard this subtitle used for Chopin's funeral march, much less have I heard of him referred to as "the most influential composer in European history" as the description brazenly touts.

As an aside, I don't find this interpretation terribly interesting. Sounds like sightreading.

[AmyAmy-erbp]

Na Chopine deneg sdelali???? Net na Kriminalov.