I am wishing all my readers a very Happy New Year! Let 2022 bring only happiness to all of us. To say goodbye to 2021, I have chosen this piece of elegant simplicity by Fryderyk Chopin (Nocturne Op. 9 No.2). Though quite melancholy, it is not without tender touches of hope.
Thoughts on Papyrus 
Happy New Yearπ
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A lovely transition into the new year. Thank you.
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Happy New Year to you too, Diana!
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Beautiful. Chopin’s talents are other-worldly. Oddly, I just started reading a short novel by the French author, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, called Madame Pylinska et le secret de Chopin. So far, Schmitt’s descriptions on the page aptly describe Chopin’s genius.
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Yes, and interesting. I do want to read this year more non-fiction and fiction books on music, have already set a side a very good biography of Bach (I think it is called “Music in the Castle of Heaven”) and would love to find something on Chopin too.
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This is fiction and it’s very short but I’m really enjoying it. The author must have some direct experience with Chopin–both its beauty and the difficulty of playing it well.
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A belated Happy New Year! I always enjoy your musical selections, so thank you for posting them. This one is lovely – I do like simplicity in music!
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wishing you all the best for 2022! thank you for your music selection.
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Thank you and a Happy New Year to you, too!
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