Chapter X

The Insurrection in Warsaw and its disastrous effect
on Chopinʼs sojourn in Vienna 170.

CHAPTER XI.

Further sojourn in Vienna. The journey to Munich. 193.

CHAPTER XII.

Destruction of Chopinʼs letters and other mementos in
Warsaw. Stay in Munich. Departure for Paris. 212.

CHAPTER XIII.

Stay in Paris. Chopin proposes to receive instruction
from Kalkbrenner. Correspondence about this
with Elsner. Letter to Titus Woyciechowski.
Chopinʼs desire to go to America not realized.
He resolves to return to Warsaw. Soirée at
Rothschildʼs 219.

CHAPTER XIV.

Improvement of Chopinʼs position in Paris. Elsnerʼs
letter. Moschelesʼs and Fieldʼs opinions of
Chopin. Trip to Aix-la-Chapelle, Carlsbad,
Marienbad, Dresden, and Leipsic. Visit to
Mendelssohn and Schumann 241.

CHAPTER XV.

Chopinʼs Acquaintance with George Sand. His life
among his friends. Winter sojourn in the
Island of Majorca (1838-1839.) 259.

CHAPTER XVI.

Return to Paris. Moscheles and Liszt. Chopin as a
Pianoforte Teacher 274.

CHAPTER XVII.

Domestic Sorrows. Two Letters of George Sand. Breach
with George Sand. Journey to England. Return
to Paris. Chopinʼs illness and death 295.

CHAPTER XVIII.

Chopin as a Man 323.

CHAPTER XIX.

Chopin as a Composer 334.

Appendix 350.