Chopin: Complete Works
Chopin: Complete Works
The official app & game
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DESCRIPTION
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If you love classical music - this app is definitely designed for you! This app includes the complete list of works by Frdric Franois Chopin, with free music, videos and scores for almost every composition.
COMPLETE CATALOGUE: Browse through the complete set of the works by Chopin - around 250 masterpieces. Yes, even those tiny mazurkas and piano pieces are included!
FREE MUSIC: Enjoy free recordings of your favorite classical music pieces collected in one app. All recordings come from the public domain. All you need is Internet and good headphones.
FREE VIDEOS: Watch thousands of performances by world famous musicians of the Chopin's masterpieces. Youtube integration guarantees highly rated videos.
FREE SCORES: Download complete scores and instrument parts of your favorite pieces. All scores come from the public domain, in a nice readable .pdf format. Absolute must-have for musicians - getting scores was never that easy.
Don't forget to share it with your friends, who also love classical music.
DISCLAIMER
The application doesn't store any audio/video data or sheets of compositions - it just provides easy access to external sources (Youtube and IMSLP). Please, refer to disclaimers on these websites. For any copyright questions please contact the website's owner.
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game Chopin: Complete Works.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: Artem Chubaryan
Genre: Music & Audio
App version: 1.4.5
App size: 3.5M
Recent changes: Added link to Privacy Policy for Google & Youtube
Fixed issue with ad banner for TalkBack support
Comments:
On my pixel music does not play. Loading icon just keeps going round. Sad, the idea is great and maybe works on other phones.
I highly recommend this app. Spirited, lively and very enjoyable. Exceptional artistry.
The MUSIC for Preludes does not work at all but the video section is perfect.
Thank you for creating this app via which I really enjoy listening to Chopin and discovering pianists that I haven't heard play before. Two queries: where did Eric Lu's full recording of the Preludes disappear to and why, when I try to listen to the fugue, it doesn't appear but the largo does instead as well as Mozart and Bach? Also, would it be possible to have Sokolov's recordings of the Preludes collected together instead of, or as well as, individually?
It's a great app and I advised all my music students to get it on their phones!"
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