Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) was a Polish composer and pianist of the Romantic period. He is widely considered one of the most influential piano composers of all time and is known as the "Poet of the Piano". Some of his most famous compositions include preludes and nocturnes. Franz Liszt (1811-1886) was a Hungarian composer and virtuoso pianist who founded the solo piano recital. He was renowned as the "piano virtuoso of the Romantic period" and composed works including Hungarian Rhapsodies and a Sonata in B minor. A rhapsody is a declamatory musical piece in free form with varying melodies

1. Frédéric
François
Chopin
(1810-1849)

3. Polish composer
and pianist of
the romantic
PERIOD.

4. widely regarded
as one of the most
influential
figures in the
history of piano
music.

5. He is known as the
“Poet of
the Piano”

6. Chopin is among the
few composers to
have written
almost exclusively
for the solo.

7. Nocturne
is a reflective
character
piece, often for
piano.

8. Prelude
is a musical
introduction to
a play or
composition

9. introduced by
19th-century by
Polish composer
and pianist
Frédéric Chopin.

10. Compositions
of
Chopin

11. *Prelude in e minor
*prelude in a
minor
*nocturne in e
flat

12. Franz Liszt
(1811-1886)

14. Hungarian-born
pianist and
composer, founder
of the solo piano
recital.

15. Known as the
“piano virtuoso
of the romantic
period”

16. the greatest
pianist of all
time.

17. Compositions
of
Liszt

18. *Hungarian
rhapsody
*sonata in B
minor
*faust symphony

19. Rhapsody
is a declamatory
piece in free form
using different
melodies that vary
in mood and tempo.

20. 1. Full name of chopin

21. 2.Chopin is
known as
__________of
piano

22. 3.Birth and
death of
chopin

23. 4.is a
reflective
character
piece, often
for piano.

24. 5. is a musical
introduction
to a play or
composition

25. 6-7
Compositions
of Chopin

26. 8. Full
name of
Liszt

27. 9.Piano
__________of
the romantic
period”

28. 10.is a declamatory
piece in free form
using different
melodies that vary
in mood and tempo