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FREDERIC CHOPIN
Waltzes (Complete)
The second note of the prefix is not to be repeated, since the trill proper begins on the upper
note.
played:
When a short øppoggitturø ât the pitch of the main note is placed before the trill, the trill
begins on the main note, on the beat. The starting note is not repeated'
wntten: played:
The Appoggiatura ù fr
Appoggiaturøs, single and double, are generally played on the_beat. Exceptions are anticipa-
tônJóf the following note, octave skips, and those written before bar lines.
Thematic Index
69 No z
10. Moderato
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Page Page
6 66
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Op.70, No. I
16
Op.70, No. 3
(Posthumous)
4. Vivace Op. 34, No. 3
32
(Posthumous)
L7.
(Posthumous)
96
(Posthumous)
P con espress,one
6
Vivo Op. 18
1.
ø ,r al -l ll 4
ã al
t"-,+
E >z- 3Ê tC
rr
I
++
I
l¿I
321321 a
lr
321!21 Ð
ll
B leggíeramente
nEl ã Z-<.
rt t' Eñ ' r I
@ plaved: ru
(Similarly in measure 126.)
@ tlay the sbort øppoggiøttrøs very quickly , on the ,be¿r, almost simultaneously with the following large note.
ll
y/,,
I2
@ L LLI Jll :
tut
it t tt
I
t* "fz UlG
,t IÈ ++
+-+
13
EDr Ieggieramente
r
t4
poco -
15
accelerando
T6
U lr
2. f \
I
iltè Ê
@ Th. aþþoggiøtara, w¡itten before the ba¡Jine , must anticipatc the beat.
Lr_l
t-tr--
t- |
gva- -'
(poco rit.)
t8
E
^\
20
2t
-
@ 1 !2
AJ
t- J,'
Þl>t-t
**
IñE ø
. 4r*
22
23
w- (a lempo)
!'
8vq
24
\l t r z L
25
45
u -+ ¿
J
í J
1 pll
dim
++ ++ ++ ++ -L 4l
R. H. F^--
@ rf\. .l- --à
AJ - -lr -
]JJ .t** *.t r* *,*
8vq-------'l
26
o++
FI _---------1
++ +t ++
3.
t' i-i 2
Ë I 2
I @
ldr
ú. 3-õ
@ m. distinction berween thc indicationslr and tw m^y bc dcliberate. Although the rwo signs were
used synonymously by C.P.E. Bach, Clementi and others, Chopin seems ro lse,+t most often to in-
dicate a trønsient trill sometimes called "interted mordant, " played as a rh¡ee-note figure beginning
on the principal nore (
JED ).
28
(ped. ad lib.)
29
3l3l tl3
30
@ sostctruto
31
32
@ The pedal indications in measures l-9 are traditional. They are nor ro be found in the original
sources, however.
33
\t
343
^a/-----\.
34
t¡ t-'.
nrz
2 t sz I n
424
@ fhy the sbon øþþoggiøturøs very quickly, on tbe beøt, almost simultaneously with the following large note.
@ The trillbegins on the uþþer note.
35
/w:
<-_-z) (\-)
, Ls -,,,
t3zÃ,24t,3:
, a,, a t,1
Each of the trills may begin on the upper note , which in both cases is
Valse
(vivace) Op.42
Ð.
IL
ped. simile
E Ã I z lt g 5t r g
2 2 z 1 5
b
q
Iqil-Irr trrtrÍ lqr r | '[ [
@ The trill is traditionallypl.ayed beginning on the principal note. There are reasons to belicve that
C,hopin may have playcd it beginning on the upper nore.
@ The original sources show no pedal indications hàm here through measu¡e 40.
37
38
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39
40
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":*y'':
ped. ad lih.)
I
4l
@ î 4 (c)u 5
tá
ü'l
++ t+
vr ;Jl
*
ct'esc'.__ _ -
L++
r:r
+) r[r *
@ Prayed: #flJË
42
, 5.2
^
ar lfllrrl lr
ta)
I'rlttt lflrîrl
'-
rr lqllr"f
-
@ fhy the appoggi^tvns on tbe beøt.
44
ffifl--_ \
45
tL 1. ^ I 4
(ped. simile)
É-- tc I ,^Tq,t4 'l
^,
u
++
b5 tt ftft tfr
47
1^ 3 t+z
-
3 131
Zl
,ù æ
¡l I
r 3 1r .2
@ r lh¡ +' Î ¡ t- 4
ü ,--
+t ++ + +
** TF +J} *r*
t?
@ Thist¡ill traditiondly begins on the principal note. There is evidence, however, that it may have
bcen played by Chopin beginning on the upper note .
(r--------------r)
+- :L
¿ x4
-=- -=L ¿t *t1
dñ o
zv I 8;
e I t7
J- T
Ê ^Ct o
--_FFF l--F-1---1---1- 1
6V
"¿
50
Valse
to Madame the Baroness Nathaniel de Rothschild
Tempo giusto 4"
2""6 ,
7.
-- --
3 23 2 3 z
, 2 33
1 4
u u-- - t7 t
I
f,P '[¡ÊÊ
I ¡+
f
51
EÐ Pi¡ mosso
( ped. simile)
(pcd. sitnile)
ffi 3 t,
lt t l¿12
t'o-r-,t- -^--r
--
52
@ Pi¡1 lento
' -'4:
L23
Apoco riletwto
53
(ped. simile)
ç ped. simile)
3 ¿ r¡1^4 .
gVA' '
54
[I29] Tempo I
@ oD2
-l-Ì=
Í-rn z t LL.
Jg
.3-¡¡- 3-, 3L s
r-Lr I I J
X-r-
+ fiE
-
55
( ped. simile)
r a ¿ rtl
(ped. simile)
8Va
56
Valse
to Mademoiselle the Countess Catherine Branicka
Op.64, No. 3
Moderato
u
(ped. simile)
trn 72 3
aJ I
f? ?+ t +
57
6/z-^ I L2- 1
(Ðt1.--r--
l==J= J J-J
aJ
w r +4 r
58
sotto Doce
-t+
tï
/'ê +
t3 2l
@
/-=
ul r ¿ ttr J_
++1_=_ r
62
@ The trill properly begins on the upper nore.
@ This appoggiatura may anticipate the beat.
- 59
@ri 2
U -+J'Jostcnulo
r * * t* ** **
( ped. simile)
Playcd:
60
r_ z +?t zíL i
3_1 4 Z 1
(Pcd. sintilc)
61
ru ?ç ?+
I
62
Valse
Op.69, No 1 (Posthumous)
9.
64
65
t, 3 t¡ 2,ñ-,t rlt
a)
@/- I
++ **
,lL ,
¡r
lempo
4^
('Pcd. simile)
@ ,.,--<, 4_ /-: 4
3 Á i' Ê:rr1-\ B ,a +' tl+
ta)
fi+:).
-
7
FI r -b.J
I Ê!,7
r:) ¡Jl
I
Ê'I t ).1
7,4:
[2L
-b-l
a tempo
-tl
b
3 3 3 3
,ll¡\e/ I
4-- I l- ::'/ aL
t7=
I
e]¡ I
r r
@î, I 3 3 3 ,i I 3 l- L ,3
u tt-
poco->- -- - - a >- - - poco tt -l ,rur,.l- ll
ta a) +e +e
E L L B- ! â^ ãr-itr s ? lnâ, s
\ 7= v-'/ aL
\ \--l
L'ãr t"'t? ^
p
I
l-
à-
I
65
u\r
I
aL
_\ I \//
à¡
I
ë
\' j l
66
Valse
Moderato )=ru" Op. 69, No. 2 (Posthumous)
10.
(ped. simile)
!¿
(ped. simile)
67
Conanima 5
2lL!.
.)
rf
+
ts *t t* ++'f
68
l4
ffi
tg
tåür{h 1 2, i
++
rt+ .++ Ê
tt- Êt
çped. simile)
2 o,z
4lt
69
( ped. simile)
t 4t 412
| ¡. ¡t
10
IIE 4
Ð
I
2
s-#
d tttttt I t!¡
.ú + + ++
-
8î ++ tt
-J
eted, sitrtile)
IIETI , . 4 1.
b
w 3
1 'f
Ðt
( ped, similc )
ffi 4
tz/4-) t5
ET-
al
+rG ++
.rbb *llÊ ++ ,**
-t_{¡J
7l
(ped. sintite)
@ 2 I <-1 4 l2
lr lr
tt
AJ
** A,¿+ ++ -t -FE
(ted. simile)
@ 64
4,9,
I
5z-+r
íì$m.ibJ 2
5z---
+L ++
,ft
ril.
++ Ë
t¡È -*+ *a
-
72
Valse
Molto vivace J.:r,
rv,1\o. I (rosthumous
Jp. 70
¡2
(Ð z--l.e ,-'th
/'3 8Va -'
¡-\ +r. 3,---\ ,/ 3^ l-r?,
s\l 3
11. brillante r I
( ped. similc)
SVCt
3 ð
41
(ped. simile)
. gva
E 'ì2
I
Sval -
(' ')
4
!g I
@ Tlne slton øpþoggiøt*rø is played on tlte beøt, almost together with the following large note.
73
4â l
1s t B
çped. simile)
(ped. simile)
74
(ped. simile)
gva -
(ped. simile)
76
Valse
Op. 70, No.2 (Posthumous)
Tempo giusto )=tno
4 l:>
u
12,
l-t-tlr
3
E
I i,s> 13 t g J-4. B 2, I
---1
tu
, {'1 ï_]_l
\+T IJJ
5 '5 iÈ | ,3 , ,4 ,
21 ) t2t I
ttJ
'nI. =-=:-
I.t-t
.J L-'-=--
crcs('.
l.L{
I
-l¡ T
,.
alJ
¡l- ¿
l¿.4
@ Play the first of the three small notes on tlte beøt, togethe¡ with the lowest note of the arpeggiated
left hand cho¡d.
77
tl'
, , o
b I 1
'5+
+
L
+ ---j+
,5Ð L L
I Lt
@ Played:
78
rg 1
(ped. similc)
,l ,
80
Valse
Op. 70, No. 3 (Posthumous)
13.
@ The F's are not tied, as most editions show, here and in similar measules.
-g----":
@ Played:
81
i i i ',j e43
i2 r
r¿(ot nI ã
@6ã
O Played:
82
4
2 5
3 3
-t-l-
83
-
Valse
(Posthumous)
(Allegro)
82 4 t e å 2l
r21321
'zl
-w
t8
-
85
86
Walzer
Tempo di valse (Posthumous)
rr5
¡6 ^
a I ----l- rt tt
,¡ll + + ++ .++
cresc.
ffi1
@Played:
ffi
87
8Va
¡i
@ played:
# (similarly in rhe following measures.)
88
21321
(Fd. simile¡
2 ,t3
I 213 2 1 2
-
89
@ 1q t 2
I 1
l2
tr! ----..J
90
8Va-'
fì
26
t.
| 43 2
9t
Valse
(Posthumous)
t
ts grøzioso
?¡ ,, ¡tFìFt I ¡ z t
l-]-
tr"n -- -l do
I ll ,.-
:U
gva- -
1J
EVa -
I r3
2
------------
93
gva -
l-l
v . ar
\_z
8VA- -'
I 3 2 t 2)
(l
a
UI
l
\-r , ,)
95
@8VA 'ì
U t---l
96
Valse
(Posthumous)
t7.
98
.) tt
a
** *t +
F
@ Played:
99
Walzer
(posthumous)
5F
zl¿
I
Moderato
L4l
p Ll-l_LlI l2 11
**
Ped. ad lib.
(Trio) 4
I - t
f rt )+ 3
ûb I
-
llllF--ï- f
8---------------r
trttPr 4
dím. e rítard.
2*
I
+
h
t02
Valse@
to Emile Gaillard
(Posthumous)
19.
@ fn" autograph of this selection is in the library of the Paris Conservatoire. It is signed, "F.F. Chopin, Paris, 20 July 1840."
It was discovered in l94l by Dr. Jacques Chailley, then secretary general of the Conservatoire, who brought it to the attention of
the First International Musicological Congress Devoted to the Works of Frédéric Chopin (Warsaw, 1960). The piece was found
in an album belonging to Emile Gaillard, a friend and pupil of Chopin. Because the composer gave no title to the selection,
Dr. Chailley suggested the title "Albumleaf." All pedaling is editorial except that in the final measure.
@ ¡ff appoggiaturas in this selection should be played rapidly and on the beat.
-
103
1 43 ,
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* +
f
+
t b++
i-î ', ? ! z
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