Chapter C: Calderon, 212

Cambridge, 208, 267, 272.

Carlsbad, 121.

Carlsruhe, 255, 262, 265.

Carnaval Overture, 224.

Carpaccio, 157.

Catalani, 88, 107.

Cauvière, Dr, 132.

Cavalleria Rusticana, 217.

Cellini, 90.

Chapelain, 133.

Cherubini, 91, 116.

Chiarina, 122.

Chopin, Frederick, birth, 83;
early education, 85-87;
first compositions, 90;
visit to Berlin, 94;
first visit to Vienna, 97;
return to Warsaw, 101;
Constance Gladkowska, 102;
concerts in Warsaw, 105, 109;
leaves Poland, 110;
second visit to Vienna, 111-115;
arrival in Paris, 116;
concerts in Paris, 118, 120, 129, 135, 143;
tour in Germany, 121-123;
visits to London and Marienbad, 123;
meets George Sand, 124;
at Nohaut, 129, 132, 133, 134, 137, 140;
winter in Majorca, 129-132;
pupils, 134, 135;
death of his father, 136;
breakdown in health, 137;
rupture with George Sand, 137-142;
second visit to England, 143, 144;
return to Paris, 144;
death, 145.

Chopin as composer. Style, 150;
relation to Polish folk-music, 151-154;
structure, 155, 156;
melody, 158;
harmony, 160-163;
accompaniment figures, 164-166;
treatment of pianoforte, 166-168.

Chopin, illustrations from, 17, 18, 31, 53, 55, 57, 60, 66, 218,
220, 232, 233, 267, 286.

Chopin, Nicholas, 83, 90, 94, 121, 126.

Chopin, Louisa, 85;
Isabella, 85;
Emily, 85, 93.

Choral Symphony, 38, 160, 289.

Chrysander, Dr, 256.

Clary, Prince, 100.

Clementi, 134.

Clesinger, 138.

Coda, 52.

Cologne, 243, 255.

Concerto in F minor (Chopin), 105, 106, 123;
in E minor (Chopin), 105, 109, 115, 117, 119;
Violin Concerto (Dvořák), 220, 224;
(Brahms), 266, 300;
in D minor (Brahms), 244, 261;
in B flat (Brahms), 269;
double, 270;
Brahms' treatment of, 292.

Congress of Vienna, 83.

Conservatoire, Warsaw, 102, 110;
Paris, 117, 120, 180;
Prague, 208.

Constable, 213.

Constance, 246.

Corelli, 279.

Corneille, 45, 254.

Correggio, 60.

Couperin, 31, 279.

Cour d'Orléans, 133, 142.

Covent Garden, 183.

Cracow, 97.

Crystal Palace, 272.

Cunning Peasant, the, 201

Czerny, 98.