This work, the first in its opus of three dances of the same type, was, like the composer's Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor, dedicated to Countess Delphine Potock.
This work, the first in its opus of three dances of the same type, was, like the composer's Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor, dedicated to Countess Delphine Potock. Followed by pieces in C sharp minor and A flat major, it begins with an A flat trill and an introductory eighth note theme in seven measures, all of them centered around the middle of the staff and containing a G natural accidental. A short dance in 3/4 time set in the key of D flat major, it was written to mimic the way George Sand's pet was constantly chasing its tail. FTP, name this waltz by Frederic Chopin that takes longer to play than its popular nickname suggests.
This work, the first in its opus of three dances of the same type, was, like the composer's Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor, dedicated to Countess Delphine Potock.
{Minute} Waltz or {Dog} Waltz or Valse du Petit {Chien}