Lang long enthusiastic with a new Chopin waltz: a musical gift!

Lang long enthusiastic with a new Chopin waltz: a musical gift!

München, Deutschland - Munich - A musical miracle shaken the world of classical music! The famous pianist Lang Lang is enthusiastic about a newly discovered waltz who could possibly come from the legendary composer Frédéric Chopin. With the title "The Waltz in A Minor" Found in New York "" Lang Lang has recorded the play, and his enthusiasm is unmistakable: "The harmonies, the poetry, the structure. In my understanding it is Chopin! » The piece, which lasts less than one and a half minutes, promises to conquer the hearts of the audience.

at the “Bambi” ceremony in Munich, long expressed his joy over the discovery: “For the world of classical music, it is great that there is a new piece that people have not heard in the 21st century.” The digital single is now available via the German gramophone and offers a fresh view of the great tradition of classical music. Lang Lang hopes that other works of great composers such as Brahms or Rachmaninow will come to light.

a piece full of melancholy

The Chopin Walker is not only short, but also easy to play. "Anyone who can play a little piano can play it," explains Lang Lang. Nevertheless, the piece is crossed by a deep melancholy: «It sounds as if you came from dark clouds and would read a poem. And then you hear it again and it is a little better. But just a little, a slight hope. » In a time full of challenges, Lang Lang emphasizes the healing power of music: «In today's world, we need music more than ever. Music makes the heart melt and makes problems forget. It's like a little vacation. »

The discovery of the piece is a sensation! According to the “New York Times”, it was accidentally found in the Morgan Museum in Manhattan by curator Robinson McClellan. The work, which only includes 48 bars, only bears the inscription "Valse" and the name Chopin. Experts agree: There are typical features of Chopin's writing style, even if a signature is missing. An exciting chapter in the world of classical music has started!