Chopins Preludes/w opus, no & grades

What differs Chopins preludes from other composers preludes, and the form "prelude" is that every single prelude stands alone.
To compare to Bach, all of his Preludes leads to a fuge in the same key. Bach's pieces were also arranged chromatically, while Chopin's were arranged in a circle of fifths.

thomandy wrote:What differs Chopins preludes from other composers preludes, and the form "prelude" is that every single prelude stands alone.
To compare to Bach, all of his Preludes leads to a fuge in the same key. Bach's pieces were also arranged chromatically, while Chopin's were arranged in a circle of fifths.

Wooow that is a pretty neat informative table. I never analyzed those keys before. Thanks for sharing.

Yeah, I thought it was a nice table. Very good if you like Chopins Preludes, and want to see what could fit the level that youre at.
Andrew was so cind to hint me in the direction of the Prelude in E minor. Wich I really have fell in love with. Thank you Andrew for that one. Hope Ill be able to play it in a way that captivates people!!

And Maggie, those Keys are actually All the keys that exists on a piano! One day Ill compose preludes also

Thanks, I like all the preludes from this Opus!
Good to know!

Nice chart, I'd love to have that.

And there is the link where you can download all those preludes:
http://www.free-scores.com/partitions_telecharger.php?partition=3388