Lecture recitals

What does “Etude” really mean? In this lecture recital, Tiger explore how Chopin transformed simple studies into powerful concert pieces, and why Op. 25 No. 10 once shocked critics as “pandemonium” but now thrills modern audiences.

A short reflection from Tiger Han’s lecture recital series on Chopin’s rubato. Exploring how flexibility in phrasing coexists with structural stability, with examples from Chopin’s mazurkas and the mazurka section of Polonaise Op.44.

Part of Tiger Han’s lecture recital series, this post explores Chopin’s Polonaise in F-sharp minor, Op. 44, a powerful work of national pride, dramatic contrast, and personal inspiration shaped by history and performance.

Part of Tiger Han’s lecture recital series, this post explores Chopin’s Ballade in G minor by examining its narrative structure, shifting moods, Polish poetic influences, and performance interpretation.

Tiger Han introduces Chopin’s life, musical style, and how waltzes like those in Chopin’s repertoire blend dance‑like charm with deep emotional nuance.

A personal reflection on my first Chopin Lecture Recital, exploring preparation, interpretation, and discovering my own musical voice.

Dear parents and fellow students, I would like to warmly invite you to attend my upcoming Chopin Theme Lecture Concert, which I have been preparing and practicing intensively during this holiday period. This project has allowed me to deepen my understanding of Chopin’s music, both technically and musically, and I am excited to share this learning journey with you. This lecture concert will combine live piano performance with spoken explanation, offering a learning-focused exp