From the Archives: Remembering Chopin (Originally Aired 10/99)

Fishko Files | May 18, 2010
Frederic Chopin died October 17, 1849. In October 1999, musicians remembered the great Polish composer and his immeasurable contribution to Romantic music. Sara Fishko has more, on this archival edition of The Fishko Files.

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