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The human voice.
Schubert composed a lot of vocal music- particularly lieder- throughout his entire life.
Schubert wrote a fiendishly difficult fantasy for piano and orchestra, the Wanderer Fantasy, based on the theme from his song, Der Wanderer. He did not write a formal concerto for any instrument.
Schubert wrote for many instruments, but his piano works are particularly popular. Listen to his Impromptu No.4 in Ab and you'll understand why he's a great piano writer. Schubert also wrote for the voice ... several operas and scores of "lieder" (songs).
Beethoven wwrote just one violin concerto: the Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61, written in 1806.
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Mozart was popular for his 41 complete symphonies. He also composed 27 concertos for piano and orchestra. The composer for more than 600 songs is Franz Schubert, who was also an Austrian composer.
Edmund R. Schubert has written: 'How to write magical words' -- subject(s): Authorship
Why did Franz Liszt write "Im Rhein"?
He didn't. Franz Schubert did. So did Bach, Verdi, and a bunch of other people. Pavarotti wasn't a composer, he was a singer.