Salon Frédéric Chopin, Music museum in 4th arrondissement, France.
The Salon Frédéric Chopin is located within the Polish Library and displays manuscripts, letters, and personal belongings of the Polish composer. The collection features first editions of musical scores and a plaster cast of his left hand.
The museum was established within the Polish Library to preserve items from Chopin's years in Paris, where he spent his final period until 1849. The collection documents when the composer lived and worked in the French capital.
The space reflects how Chopin lived and worked during his time in Paris through displayed personal belongings and artistic pieces. Visitors see how the composer's surroundings influenced his creative life in this city.
The space is located within the Polish Library building and requires advance booking for visits on Thursday afternoons and Saturday mornings with guided tours. Prospective visitors should check ahead of time since the space is not freely accessible.
The collection includes Chopin's personal chair from his last residence and a plaster death mask created by sculptor Auguste Clésinger in 1849. These pieces give visitors a tangible sense of proximity to the deceased composer.
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