Osanpo Suisougaku - Seasonal Japanese Wind Band Radio
Oct 17, 2026 · 2 min · 4 segments
October 17th is the anniversary of Chopin's death. We bring you his étude "Tristesse" in the deep sound of a low brass quartet. ▼ Today's piece Frederic Chopin arr. Masamichi Amano "Etude Op.10-3"…
It was 1849.
He devoted almost his entire life to the piano and left behind countless delicate singing melodies.
Today we bring you one of his masterpieces, the Etude, Op.
10, No. 3.
It was written as an exercise for the fingers, yet its melody is so beautiful that Chopin himself is said to have sighed, I shall never write a melody as beautiful as this again.
today that melody comes to you not on the piano but from a barituba quartet arranged by masamichi amano the deep mellow sound wraps chopin's song in a quiet warmth a tristesse quite unlike the piano and tender in a way all its own quietly a farewell that touches the heart.
You'll find a link to listen in the show notes.
It was 1849.
He devoted almost his entire life to the piano and left behind countless delicate singing melodies.
Today we bring you one of his masterpieces, the Etude, Op.
10, No. 3.
It was written as an exercise for the fingers, yet its melody is so beautiful that Chopin himself is said to have sighed, I shall never write a melody as beautiful as this again.
today that melody comes to you not on the piano but from a barituba quartet arranged by masamichi amano the deep mellow sound wraps chopin's song in a quiet warmth a tristesse quite unlike the piano and tender in a way all its own quietly a farewell that touches the heart.
You'll find a link to listen in the show notes.
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