Denis Pascal, François-Xavier Roth - Chopin: Concertos pour piano Nos. 1 & 2 (2006)

Traveling to Poland in 1829, Chopin gave his first concert in public just a short time before completing his Concerto in F Minor. He presented this concerto in concert for the first time on February 7, 1830 in front of a small group of special guests: "Experts greatly appreciate this new piece comprised of so many new ideas; it is perhaps counted among the most beautiful of recent works. ” The Concerto in F Minor was not published until 1836, thus becoming known as the “second concerto” compared with the “first” Concerto in E Minor, which he wrote and edited in 1833. October 11, 1830, before leaving for Vienna, Chopin gave a farewell concert at the National Theater in Varsovie during which he performed Concerto in E Minor and The Polish Fantasy.
He then traveled to Vienna on November 2 where, just outside the city, Eisner and his students sang greeted him with a cantata. On November 29, the Polish rebellion exploded in Varsovie, and Chopin never saw his homeland again.