Chopin, Chopin (Chopin, Chopin)

Paris, 1835. At just 25, Frédéric Chopin reigns as the darling of Parisian salons, adored by aristocrats and even the King of France. No grand event is complete without his presence. By night, he drifts through glittering soirées and after-parties, witty and full of life, though always concealing the shadow of illness. Time is slipping through his fingers, yet Chopin refuses to slow down. He pours himself into composing masterpieces, fulfills commissions, and teaches piano to support his lifestyle. Admired by friends, desired by women, he shines brighter than ever, even as his health wanes.