Mocharles, one of the most influential pianists of the last century, was a pioneer of the Romantic performance style.
The collection of musical scores he composed throughout his life, "Capriccio Etudes", not only spread across the continents of Europe and America but also influenced countless later musicians, with every single piece hailed as a classic.
Yet "Will-o'-the-Wisp" was undoubtedly the most special of them all; it was his only mad masterpiece.
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