Recording by Ashkenazy
I like how Chopin switches to the relative minor in this piece, so you can hear the melody in both Db major and Db minor. It gives one an interesting perspective.
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- Mazurka no.20 - Op.30 no.3: Db-major
- Mazurka no.19 - Op.30 no.2: B-minor
- Mazurka no.18 - Op.30 no.1: C-minor
- Mazurka no.17 - Op.24 no.4: Bb-minor
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hahaha. i like how you have not chopin music on your chopin blog. good on you.
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