Frédéric Chopin's first published piece was the "Variations on a French Song," Op. 2, composed in 1830. This work showcased his early talent and innovative style, blending classical forms with his unique Romantic sensibilities. It was inspired by a theme from the Opera "Maid of Orleans" by Adolphe Adam. Chopin's early compositions set the stage for his later masterpieces that would revolutionize piano music.
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