"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT Courseware 5

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"Bringing My Heart Back to the Motherland" PPT Courseware 5

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.

Divide the text into paragraphs and talk about 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.

The original lyrics of the farewell song "Even if You Are Far Away":

No matter where you stay, no matter where you wander, may you never forget the motherland. May you have a sincere heart and never stop loving the motherland.

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!"

1. "Special gift" refers to ( )

2. Why did Esner give soil as a "special gift" to Chopin?

Answer: The teacher asked Chopin to never forget the disaster-ridden motherland and the people in dire straits wherever he went.

When he was dying, Chopin held his sister Ludwika's hand tightly and murmured: "After I die, please take my heart back. I want to sleep underground in the motherland."

1. "On my deathbed" refers to ( )

2. What thoughts and feelings did Chopin express by what he said to his sister?

Answer: It expresses his patriotic feelings of sleeping underground in the motherland and never forgetting the motherland until his death.

Arrange the passages, numbering them in parentheses

( ) Chopin was a great Polish musician.

( ) Chopin has been fond of music since he was a child. He started learning piano at the age of 6 and held concerts at the age of 8.

( ) People at that time were amazed by his musical genius and scrambled to publish him.

( ) When he was 15 years old, he had already written his first waltz.

( ) He was born in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, and his father was a teacher.

Complete the following assignments:

A: 1. Excerpt the sentences from the article that reflect Chopin’s patriotism.

2. Write down the names of several patriotic musicians in our country.

B: Expansion: Chopin was still thinking about his country when he was dying. There was also a poet in ancient my country who did not forget his motherland before he died and wrote a poem. The whole poem of this poet is: __________

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"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..

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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 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..

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"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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