"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT Courseware 4

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"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT Courseware 4

Chopin (1810-1849), a Polish composer, was one of the most original artists of the Romantic era. In September 1831, Chopin came to Paris, and the rest of his life was linked to the artistic life of this city. He performed in England in 1848 and died a few months after returning to Paris at the age of thirty-nine. His funeral was performed to Mozart's "Requiem" and his own "Funeral March." He was buried in Lachaise Cemetery and a friend spread Polish soil over his grave.

The hatred of country subjugation, a foreign land

Passing away from the world and running around

On his deathbed, grief-stricken and angry

Passionate European powers

Being divided and bullied into the abyss

Vistula Fog Chopin

Esner chants, composes, eyes full, gallops, bursts, notes, melody

Scream, struggle, national subjugation, worry, pour out, encourage the darkness, candle, all night long

Disappearance Concept Livelihood Anger Tuberculosis Ludwika

According to the subtitles, divide the text into paragraphs and explain the meaning of the paragraphs.

One (1): Write about Poland being carved up by the great powers, and Chopin was forced to leave his motherland.

Two (2): Write about Chopin taking the soil of his motherland and bidding farewell to his relatives.

Three (3-4): Write about Chopin missing his motherland day and night and selflessly creating music.

Four (5-6): Write about Chopin's request when he was dying to take his heart back to the motherland.

Let’s talk about the main content of the text:

In the early 19th century, Poland (), Chopin was forced to (). On the day of farewell, teachers and classmates presented ( ) as ( ) to Chopin, and Chopin ( ). In Paris, Chopin ( ) Chopin was on his deathbed in October 1849 ( ).

Esner held up another sparkling silver cup and said to Chopin affectionately: "This is filled with soil from our motherland, Poland. It is a special gift from us to you. Please accept it!"

Thoughts: Why did Esner give soil as a "special gift" to Chopin?

Chopin took the soil of his motherland, said goodbye to his relatives, left his beloved homeland, and came to Paris. Read the third natural paragraph.

Key word: distraught. Absolutely, the breath stops. Describing grief and anger to the extreme.

Question: What news made Chopin so sad and angry? What did Chopin do? What did you feel from Chopin’s actions?

Listen together: "Revolutionary Etude". Feel Chopin's patriotism in the music.

Summarize the full text

1. The text talks about the Polish musician Chopin who did not forget the hatred of his country's subjugation in a foreign country. When he was dying, he asked to take his heart back to his motherland, expressing his strong love for his motherland.

2. (Topic) "Bring your heart back to the motherland". Chopin's request before his death was the cry from the depths of his soul and the ultimate expression of his patriotism.

Expand and extend, complete assignments (consolidate case content)

1. There are many patriotic people like Chopin in ancient and modern times at home and abroad. Do you know any stories about them? Let me briefly introduce them to you.

2. Write a few famous quotes related to patriotism. (at least two sentences)

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"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT courseware 6:

"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT Courseware 6 Chopin (1810-1849), a Polish composer, was one of the most original artists in the Romantic era. In September 1831, Chopin came to Paris, and the rest of his life was linked to the artistic life of this city. 1848..

"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT courseware 5:

"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT Courseware 5 Chopin (1810-1849), a Polish composer, was one of the most original artists in the Romantic era. In September 1831, Chopin came to Paris, and the rest of his life was linked to the artistic life of this city. 1848..

"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT courseware 3:

"Bring My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT Courseware 3 When he was dying, Chopin held his sister Ludwika's hand tightly and murmured: After I die, please take my heart back, I will sleep forever The underground of the motherland. On the outskirts of the city, the carriage was suddenly stopped by a large group of people. It turned out...

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