PWM Chopin F. - Mazurkas - Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score brings together a wide selection of Fryderyk Chopin's mazurkas for piano, within the edition prepared by I. J. Paderewski, L. Bronarski, and J. Turczy?ski, often considered a reference by pianists. The editorial committee's stated goal is clear: to offer a musical text that fully reveals Chopin's thinking and aligns as closely as possible with his intentions, through systematic return to sources (autographs, approved copies, first editions). The content covers a broad spectrum of the repertoire, from the most frequently played mazurkas (for example Op. 17 No. 4, Op. 24 No. 4, Op. 30, Op. 33 ) to pieces from albums, dated alternative versions (1825, 1832), and posthumously published numbers. The performance comments guide the work on touch, articulation, rhythmic breathing, and dance style, essential for bringing the mazurka to life beyond mere metronomic timing. The whole is part of a complete collection whose full version is announced in 21 volumes.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Fryderyk Chopin | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Edition | Paderewski Edition (Ignacy Jan Paderewski, Ludwik Bronarski, Józef Turczy?ski) | Genre | Classical score (piano) |
Questions frequently asked
Which Chopin mazurkas are included in this piano score?
The collection covers a wide selection of mazurkas, including Op. 17 No. 4, Op. 24 No. 4, Op. 30, and Op. 33.
Which edition is used for Chopin's Mazurkas at PWM?
The score is based on the Paderewski edition, prepared by Ignacy Jan Paderewski, Ludwik Bronarski, and Józef Turczyński. The edited text relies on autographs, approved copies, and first editions.
Does the score contain posthumous mazurkas or alternative versions?
Pieces from albums, versions dated 1825 and 1832, as well as numbers published posthumously, are included in the content.
Are there performance tips in this edition of the Mazurkas?
Performance comments address touch and articulation. Rhythmic phrasing is also covered to work on the dance style specific to the mazurka. These indications accompany the pianistic study of the pieces.
Is this score part of a complete Chopin edition?
The work is part of a complete collection announced in 21 volumes.
