The program is presented on two modern copies of most famous fortepiano makers of Chopin‘s time: C. Graf, 1819 and I.Pleyel, 1830. The Graf was preferred by Chopin when he first performed in Vienna. The sophistication and sonority of the Pleyel, Chopin‘s favorite from the time he moved to Paris, moved Chopin to write to his best friend Tytus Woyciechowski: ‚ ‘‘Pleyel's pianos are 'non plus ultra'". The copies were built by the renowned fortepiano builder Paul McNulty.

Variations brilliants in B flat major, op.12
Lento con gran espressione in c sharp minor (op.posth.)
Valse in b minor, op.69 N 2
Mazurkas op68 N 1 in C Major,
N 2 in a minor and N 3 in F major
Nocturne c minor op.48

Ballade No 1 in g minor, op.23
Polonaise c sharp minor op. 26
Nocturne E-flat major op. 9 N 2
Nocturne F major op. 55 N 1
Polonaise A flat Major op. 53