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959 is so full of contrasts each one more striking than the last, taking the listener from one recess to the other in the catalog of human emotions, such as the slow movement in F sharp minor which acts as its center of gravity.

958 to 960) appear more than any other works of this time to be haunted by the solitary Winter journey of this “Wanderer” - this shadowy traveler in whom it is so tempting to see the silhouette of Schubert.Ĭomposed only a few weeks before his death, the Sonata No. Written between this Autumn turning point and September 1828, his three last piano sonatas (D. He is just finishing his most famous lieder cycle, “Winterreise” (Winter journey”).

Play the original scores of Schubert’s Piano Sonata No.

“Silently my songs beg / Through the night to you / Down into the quiet grove, / Darling, come to me! ”. Two favorite romantic themes are brought together here: love and night-time. “Ständchen” borrows its lyrics from Ludwig Rellstab. This collection of 14 lieder was thus named by the editor Tobias Haslinger at the time of its posthumous publication: he doubtless wished to present this bouquet of melodies, which are sublime but have no link from one to the other, as an artistic testament to the Viennese genius who died of syphilis in 1828. “Ständchen” - the “ Serenade” we are inviting you to play alone or with the orchestra - is taken from a cycle which is unfortunately aptly named, “The Swan Song” (“Schwanengesang”).

The writing was frenetic: it is said that more than ten lieder could spring forth in just one day! The beginning of the 19 th century witnessed an overflowing abundance of poetry. Among his thousands of works, more than 600 are lieder - melodies: the favorite genre of romantic Germans. Thirty-one years and more than a thousand works on the clock: Franz Schubert is a real meteor in the heavens of classical music. Play the score of the Schubert Serenade arranged by Liszt for solo piano.Play the score of the Schubert Serenade arranged for beginner, easy or intermediate level solo piano.On the occasion of the anniversary of Franz Schubert’s birth, we propose you discover ten of his most beautiful pieces for the piano, either original or arranged by Tomplay for pianists of all levels.