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Columbia's "A Song to Remember" combines lush technicolor with the music of Frederic Chopin in a pleasant, if unauthentic, representation of the famous pianist-composer's life...
...familiar Chopin waltzes, preludes, and nocturnes, together with some of the less well-worn pieces--nearly two dozen works in all--are woven into the story of a man torn between love for a woman and love for country; and all are brilliantly played by Jose Iturhi...
...care for Chopin, there is Merle Oberon, although as the female lead she does not quite rise to the occasion, and leaves you feeling somehow that perhaps Botte Davis would have been a happier choice in the casting. She is still as cold and beautiful as ever, but her woodiness hampers her attempt to suggest the real magnetism of George Sand...
Frederic Francois Chopin, Polish pianist-composer (of French-Polish parents) was Germanized by the same Nazis who have banned his music in occupied Poland since 1939. Chopin, they announced, was "of course German," a descendant of an old Alsatian family named Schopping...
...first time in the history of the Harvard Music Department an undergraduate, Kalvan Novak '45, will be sponsored in a piano recital. The program featuring the works of Brahms and Chopin, will be presented tonight at 8:15 o'clock in Paine Hall...