| Another remarkable question which I feel a wish to touch upon before closing this communication, is that of impromptus. |
| In our country we love to arrange these little effects, to have surprises, impromptus, events that are unexpected. |
| The contents of Chopin's impromptus are of a more pleasing nature than those of the scherzos. |
| For completeness and height, and for sudden surprise, this speech exceeds all impromptus on record. |
| Chopin's ethereal nocturnes, poetic ballades, audacious scherzos, aptly titled impromptus and lacy waltzes often sound like written-out improvisations. |
| How often have I hover'd at the edge of a crowd of them, to hear their repartees and impromptus! |
