The fact that the nineteenth century was "the age of the virtuoso" is most evident in the work of

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The fact that the nineteenth century was "the age of the virtuoso" is most evident in the work of

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Ivory · Answer 1

The fact that the nineteenth century was "the age of the virtuoso" is most evident in the work of Chopin

Chopin was a great pianist and a self-taught virtuoso. His compositions are considered among the best in the Romantic period. He started his career in Poland before emigrating to Paris where he stayed for the rest of his life

Guy · Answer 2

The correct answer to this question is Chopin. It is Frederic Chopin, a Polish-French pianist, and composer of the Romantic period. A kind of person who possesses an outstanding technical ability in a definite art or field or let it say a gifted musician.