Chopin, Chopin!

In Paris of 1835, Fryderyk Chopin, at the age of 25, stands as a celebrated figure among the city's salons, aristocracy, and even the King of France. His presence is deemed essential at every notable gathering, where he often finds himself immersed in late-night adventures and post-concert revelries. Despite his vibrant demeanor and knack for masking his ailment with humor, time is slipping away from him. Unyielding in his pace, Chopin continues to create musical masterpieces, sometimes fulfilling specific commissions. Pressed by financial needs, he also dedicates time to teaching piano. Surrounded by admiration from friends and romantic interest from women, his life remains a whirlwind of creativity and social allure.