Frederic
Chopin's given name
Frederic is a masculine given name, a spelling variant of Frederick.
The form without the terminal *k* appears in French and occasionally in English: Frederic Chopin, Frederic was named after his grandfather.
The name suggests nobility or old-world formality.
Common nicknames include Fred and Freddy.
Polish Romantic pianist-composer
- composerCreator of musical works
- nocturneContemplative keyboard piece
- polonaiseCeremonial dance composition
- étudeMusical training composition
ballade · mazurka · piano · romantic · virtuoso · Handel · sonata · concerto
- DouglassSurname of famous abolitionist
- protagonistStory's central figure
- novelNew and unusual
- autobiographySelf-penned life narrative
narrative · abolitionist · orator · realism
Free from disturbance
Former German kingdom
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- regentInterim throne holder
- sovereignSupreme in power
dynasty · Barbarossa · Palatinate · Denmark · Sweden · Saxony · Habsburg · coronation
Chopin
Polish Romantic pianist-composer
- composerCreator of musical works
- nocturneContemplative keyboard piece
- polonaiseCeremonial dance composition
étude · ballade · mazurka · piano · romantic · virtuoso · Handel · sonata · concerto · prelude
Flaubert
- DouglassSurname of famous abolitionist
- protagonistStory's central figure
- novelNew and unusual
autobiography · narrative · abolitionist · orator · realism
peaceful
Free from disturbance
Prussia
Former German kingdom
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- regentInterim throne holder
sovereign · dynasty · Barbarossa · Palatinate · Denmark · Sweden · Saxony · Habsburg · coronation · succession
Fredrick
Male first name
- Gilbert and SullivanW.S. Gilbert, Gilbert, Sullivan, The Mikado, H.M.S. Pinafore
- Northwest WisconsinSuperior, Hayward, Ashland, Washburn, Ladysmith
- Frederick Douglass
- Frederick the GreatEnlightened Prussian king
- Frederick Barbarossa