Nocturnes for One by Chopin arr. Adam Miller

Composed between 1827-1846 and considered among some of the finest works for solo piano ever written, Frederic Chopin’s Nocturnes remain widely-performed today, easily distinguishable by his innovative use of counterpoint rhythms and dramatically emotional melodies. Arranged for solo marimba, the warm timbre of the instrument truly lends itself to the melancholy nature of the music and offers an opportunity for vast expression of emotion during performance.

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