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　　Frédéric Chopin’s reputation as one of the Great Romantics

endures, but as Benita Eisler reveals in her elegant and elegiac

biography, the man was more complicated than his iconic

image.

A classicist, conservative, and dandy who relished his conquest

of Parisian society, the Polish émigré was for a while blessed with

genius, acclaim, and the love of Europe’s most infamous woman

writer, George Sand. But by the age of 39, the man whose brilliant

compositions had thrilled audiences in the most fashionable salons

lay dying of consumption, penniless and abandoned by his lover. In

the fall of 1849, his lavish funeral was attended by thousands—but

not by George Sand.

In this intimate portrait of an embattled man, Eisler tells the

story of a turbulent love affair, of pain and loss redeemed by art,

and of worlds—both private and public—convulsed by momentous

change.

PART Ⅰ :

　ONE: Lacrymosa dies illa." "What weeping on that day"

　TWO: First Meetings

　THREE: A Genius in the Family

　FOUR: The Education of an Exile

PART Ⅱ:

　FIVE: The Capital of Desire

　six: Preludes to Paradise

　SEVEN: Homecoming

　EIGHT: Labors of Love

　NINE: Earthquakes and Harvests

　TEN: Children of Paradise

　ELEVEN: Deaths Foretold

　TWELVE: Forty Pounds of Jam

　THIRTEEN: A Victim of Time

　FOURTEEN: LucreTia Floriani

　FIFTEEN: Winter Journeys

　SIXTEEN: The Expulsion from Paradise.

　SEVENTEEN: "The AbyssCalled London"

　EIGHTEEN: Recordare

Appendix: Chopin's Photograph

Notes and Sources

Selected Bibliography

Acknowledgments

Index

　Benita Eisler is the author of O’Keeffe and Stieglitz: An

American Romance and Byron: Child of Passion, Fool of Fame. She

lives in New York City.

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Frédéric Chopin’s reputation as one of the Great Romantics endures, but as Benita Eisler reveals in her elegant and elegiac biography, the man was more complicated than his iconic image.

A classicist, conservative, and dandy who relished his conquest of Parisian society, the Polish émigré was for a while blessed with genius, acclaim, and the love of Europe’s most infamous woman writer, George Sand. But by the age of 39, the man whose brilliant compositions had thrilled audiences in the most fashionable salons lay dying of consumption, penniless and abandoned by his lover. In the fall of 1849, his lavish funeral was attended by thousands—but not by George Sand.

In this intimate portrait of an embattled man, Eisler tells the story of a turbulent love affair, of pain and loss redeemed by art, and of worlds—both private and public—convulsed by momentous change.