Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3
composition by Chopin
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Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3
Summary
Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3 is a musical work/composition[1].
Key Facts
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's instance of is recorded as musical work/composition[2].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's composer is recorded as Frédéric Chopin[3].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's genre is mazurka[4].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3 is part of Mazurkas, Op. 67[5].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3 is part of Mazurkas[6].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's catalog code is recorded as C 94[7].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's catalog code is recorded as B 93[8].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's catalog code is recorded as WN 48[9].
- 1835 marks the founding of Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3[10].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3 was published on 1855[11].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's tonality is recorded as C major[12].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's instrumentation is recorded as piano[13].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's title is recorded as Mazurka no. 44 in C major, op. 67 no. 3[14].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's tempo marking is recorded as allegretto[15].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Chopin Thematic Catalog Concordance[16].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's copyright status is recorded as public domain[17].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's form of creative work is recorded as mazurka[18].
- Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3's opus number is recorded as 67/3[19].
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Publication
Mazurka in C major, op. 67 no. 3 was published on 1855[11]. Its genre is mazurka[4]. Part of include Mazurkas, Op. 67[5], a musical work/composition[21], founded in 1835[22] and Mazurkas[6], a group of works[23].