Chopin's most popular piece! #shorts

Chopin's piano compositions are some of the most beloved and iconic pieces of music in history. His works are renowned for their technical complexity, lyrical beauty and emotional intensity. Chopin's piano pieces are often characterized by a unique combination of lyricism, virtuosity and a highly personal style.

Chopin's most popular piece!
But! He didn't want to publish it!
Chopin did not consider the piece worthy of a general audience.
Why? Because he thought it was pop? Answer in the comments.
Also, write down the name of the play!

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[vardenlongraf]

I love all of Chopin’s pieces, especially this one is why he’s my favorite composer

[temorxavi]

This piece was basically a improvisation of another piece it was another composer and their is a run that is exactly same as in moonlight sonata no.3 so thats the one of the some reason he didn't want this piece to be published

[DemonicMeWasHere]

Fantaisie Impromptu is quite famous, but I'll have to deny it being his most famous. That title goes to Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2.

[adagur]

Fantasie Impromptu... Last year I learned it😏

[Deathstar]

That's easy, its Chopin's Fantasie Impromptu, Op.66

Little fact: Chopin actually disliked this piece, and refused this piece to be published, but ended up being one of his most popular works anyway.

[nicholasschuman]

There’s actually better evidence that it was a private commission in which he couldn’t publish because he technically didn’t own it. He was known to carry the manuscript around with him to a handful of musical gatherings to boast about how much he liked it.

[potsdam]

I think its improvisation part is very notorious, also is a kind of improvisation on the moonlight sonata, and the structure is quite simple. So based on that I think Chopin thought it lacked more development and original ideas.

[Mabbdaa]

It’s a close tie between fantasie impromptu and Nocturne No 2 op 9..

[Samuel-Sopas]

It is Fantaisie Impromptu Op. 66 in C Minor, my favourite.

[roelweerheijm]

For Chopin, it was less of an original musical idea. It was inspired by several piano pieces by Beethoven (like the third movement of his Mondschein sonata in the same key), just like some of his Etudes. Perhaps Chopin felt less confident about this piece because of the inspiration, where he felt more confident about his "Beethovenesque" Etudes.

[art_in_ashes]

Ofc its b/c chopin thought it was too similar to beethoven’s moonlight sonata 3rd mvt. Good thing publishers never listen to their clients!!

[fm]

I was learning this, and it took me nearly 2 months to fix the 3-4 :(

[Michelle]

I wish you hadn't exposed that truth we all know but try to ignore, I've been in love with Chopin (the mind, the composer & virtuosité, the phenomenon) for almost 38 years 💔 I don't like that the mere thought of viewing him as a bigot & petty being is too much for me to bear or endure, Chopin is my beloved & I'd like to keep it that way. Non of us are perfect, a composer of Chopin's caliber must know the proof is in the pudding, the obsession with perfection & the ability to tap into the divine for a glimpse of the eternal must rise above mere social criticism... & I believe it has, it did.

[TheRenaissancer]

That's the piece I've been looking for, what's the name of it？

[mateuszkozieja]

Pop? No, the reason is it was too similar to presto agitato from moonlight sonata

[BriefBanterShorts]

This person was the kid who thought it was cool finishing the test first

[SimonGeraedts]

I doubt that this is Chopin's most popular piece.

[potato]

Probably because he copied Beethoven's 14th sonata 3rd movement in this piece

[davidedentuti]

They ruined the piece by overplaying it only because it's an easy one, they stop there while there is so much to explore in Chopin's world

[reallykert]

He thought it was too similar to beethoven’s moonlight sonata, and thought this piece wasnt that great (but i disagree, i like this)