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Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) was a Polish-French composer and virtuoso pianist, renowned for his piano compositions during the Romantic era. Known for his emotional depth and technical brilliance, Chopin composed primarily for the piano, creating masterpieces like nocturnes, études, and polonaises. His music combines lyrical beauty with innovative techniques, influencing generations of musicians. Though he lived only 39 years, Chopin’s works remain central to classical piano repertoires worldwide.