Nocturne No. 12 in G Major Op . No 37 2 (Andantino)
The tradition associated with this night Majorca, where Chopin and George Sand spent the winter 1838.
live less than one writer has touched on this tradition by linking the music so great, but also fascinating, with the story that made their trip to the island Sand:
"the rudder, to keep himself awake, sang all night, but with a voice so soft and sweet to think that he was afraid to wake up people fourth-or that he himself was half asleep.
We got tired of listening because his singing was usually more strange
He kept a pace and a modulation different from those we were used and seemed to let go the voice ... More than just a random song was a daydream, a kind of uncontrolled fluttering of voice with which the mind has little to do, but keeping time with the rolling of the ship, with the faint sound of dark, seemingly a vague improvisation, however, limited by a soft monotone form. "
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