This work is also related to the sonata, although stricter in form. The Fantasy in C major "Wanderer Fantasy" (1822) is a fantasia for the piano with a traditional four movements structure (allegro, adagio, presto and final). This work nevertheless brings colour and poetic games so intense that it has travelled through time and it still represents one of the landmarks of the piano sonatas.įurthermore, Schubert also performed other memorable piano pieces, such as Fantasy in C major or "Wanderer Fantasy" for piano, D. It was also written around four movements and thus follows a more conventional structure. 21 in B flat major, this is the last of Schubert sonatas, completed in 1828. This composition is organised around four movements: Allegro vivace in D major, Con moto in A major, Scherzo: Allegro vivace in D major and Rondo: Allegro moderato in D major. The Sonata in D major n✡7 has a tone much brighter: the whole work has a conquering joy and infectious energy. The theme remains serene and benevolent, although some passages appear troubled. Sonata No.13 in A major, for example, has three movements (Allegro moderato, Andante Finale - Allegro), while the later sonatas of Schubert had four. It is interesting to look in particular at some of these compositions, each with a defined character. Some parts remind us of Beethoven, such as the G Major Sonata. Schubert’s sonatas are treasured works that pay homage to the Viennese Classicism through a personal language that is subtle and poetic. His most famous sonatas for piano include the Sonata No. The piano also allowed Schubert to expand his creative horizonsīy mixing delicately the most complex techniques with a poetic language next to none.
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This instrument is an essential element that allows the composer to produce a work full of poetry, charm and appeal. In this sense, the most famous song of Schubert is Die Forelle (The Trout), a work in which the role of the piano goes well beyond a simple accompaniment. The most recurrent themes of Schubert’s Lieder are love, grief, difficult human condition and nature. This type of composition combines three elements: voice, piano (or orchestra) and text. Schubert is best known for his lieder (the plural form of the German word Lied). In only seventeen years, he composed over six hundred songs, thirteen symphonies, nine operas, over thirty piano sonatas and more (more than 600 works by the age of twenty!). His poetic language fed each of his compositions, and the extent of his contribution to music is priceless. Marking a fundamental transition between classicism and romanticism. Franz Schubert (1797-1828) was an Austrian composer who enriched the world of music through its originality, melody and unique harmony,
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