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First published in 1900, this biography of Frederic Chopin by James Huneker explores both the music and the life of the great composer. Huneker, himself a musician and critic, provides a detailed analysis of Chopin's compositions, as well as a vivid portrait of his personal relationships and struggles. The book remains one of the most important studies of Chopin and his music.
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