McClellan expressed uncertainty when discovering the score, stating, "I thought, What's going on here? What could this be?" This highlights the surprise of uncovering such a historical piece.
After verifying the authenticity through ink and paper testing, McClellan remarked, "We have total confidence in our conclusion," underscoring the careful scrutiny that confirmed Chopin's authorship.
Lang Lang described the newly found waltz as containing, "dramatic darkness turning into a positive thing," indicating the emotional depth and complexity characteristic of Chopin's music.
Chopin's rarity in producing new works adds intrigue; the Morgan Library indicates the waltz likely originated between 1830 and 1835, when Chopin was still developing his unique style.
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