Frédéric Chopin Thematic Bibliography Clothbound by Frederic Chopin School and Community - Sheet Music

By Frederic Chopin

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Genres:

Romantic Period

Composers:

Frederic Chopin

Publishers:

G. Henle

Item types:

Physical

Instructionals:

Bibliography

Artist:

Frederic Chopin

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Clothbound

SKU: HL.51482202

Thematic Bibliography Clothbound. Composed by Frederic Chopin. Edited by Krystyna Kobylanska. Book. Clothbound. Henle Books. Classical Reference. Book (clothbound). 384 pages. G. Henle #HN2202. Published by G. Henle (HL.51482202).

ISBN 9790201822020. UPC: 884088179656. 7.5x10.75x1.212 inches.

G. Henle Publisher's release of the thematic catalogue by Krystyna Kobylanska in 1979 was a milestone for Chopin research. The author took her 1977 manuscript catalogue written in Polish as a basis, expanding this information to include the latest scholarly findings about the publication history of Chopin's works. Ever since a systematic overview of the complete works and sources has been made possible. For each work details are given of the most significant manuscripts, first editions, the so-called students' copies, relevant correspondence and secondary literature. Kobylanska's own system for works without opus numbers, the KK-numbers, quickly became established and are still valid today. The Kobylanska thematic catalogue is still the first point of reference for anyone seeking to examine Chopin's compositions more closely.