Frédéric Chopin stands as one of the most transformative figures in the history of piano music. His innovative approach to composition, performance, and expression redefined what the piano could achieve both technically and emotionally. Though he lived a relatively short life, Chopin’s influence on the instrument remains profound and enduring. Central to Chopin’s legacy is…

Ludwig van Beethoven’s piano sonatas represent one of the most remarkable achievements in the history of Western music. Spanning his entire compositional career, these 32 works not only trace the evolution of Beethoven’s musical voice but also chart the transformation of the piano sonata itself—from a classical form into a deeply personal and expressive medium.…