These Four Mazurkas, Op. 6, were composed between 1830 and 1832 and published in 1832. They are dedicated to Countess Pauline Plater.

• The first piece, in F-sharp minor, consists of a Kujawiak and a Mazur. It is written in a form resembling rondo form.
• The second piece, in C-sharp minor, is a Kujawiak. It features an 8-bar introduction utilizing open fifths.
• The third piece, in E major, is a Vivace. It is a Mazur with a central section in Oberek style. It is in ternary form, following an introduction based on open fifths.
• The fourth piece, in E-flat major, is a Presto ma non troppo. It is an Oberek in ternary form. Its characteristic features include the use of pedal points and counter-melodies.

※ For explanations of Kujawiak, Mazur, and Oberek, please refer to Noriko Sato's series page here.