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Franz Schubert was a pianist. He wrote 14 sonatas, 11 impromptus and sets of variations for solo piano. Most of his songs are composed for piano and voice.
Franz Schubert is extremely popular for his 600+ songs collection. He is famous for his string quartets including Death and the Maiden quartet. He wrote seven complete symphonies and a substantial amount of piano sonatas as well.
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Schubert is well known for his massive collection of more than 600 songs including Erlking. He wrote a lot of ensemble works including the Death and the Maiden Quartet and the Trout Quintet. Other works include 7 finished symphonies and 14 piano sonatas.
Only 1, but that sonata is really long and difficult.
Franz Schubert was a pianist. He wrote 14 sonatas, 11 impromptus and sets of variations for solo piano. Most of his songs are composed for piano and voice.
Franz Schubert is extremely popular for his 600+ songs collection. He is famous for his string quartets including Death and the Maiden quartet. He wrote seven complete symphonies and a substantial amount of piano sonatas as well.
Franz Schubert played the violin and viola, and the pianoforte and organ.
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Schubert is well known for his massive collection of more than 600 songs including Erlking. He wrote a lot of ensemble works including the Death and the Maiden Quartet and the Trout Quintet. Other works include 7 finished symphonies and 14 piano sonatas.
Only 1, but that sonata is really long and difficult.
Schubert is well known for his collection for his 600+ lied (songs) and song cycles. He is popular for his string quartets and the Trout quintet as well. He wrote more than 10 piano sonatas including Relique which gained their popularity only after 19th century.
Franz Schubert was a prolific composer, writing over 600 songs, primarily in the Lieder genre. He also composed around 9 symphonies, numerous chamber works, and piano sonatas, as well as sacred music and operas. In addition to his songs, he contributed significantly to the string quartet and piano genres, with several notable pieces in each. Overall, his output spans a wide range of genres, showcasing his versatility and creativity as a composer.
Yes, Franz Schubert owned a piano. In fact, he had several pianos throughout his life, which were essential for his composition work. Schubert often composed his music at the piano, using it as a tool to explore melodies and harmonies. His close relationships with piano manufacturers and the availability of pianos in his social circle greatly influenced his music.
Short version of Franz Schubert's Piano Sonata #20 in A Major
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).
While the classical era brought more instrumental compositions opposed to compostitions from the baroque era, Franz Schubert achieved fame for his German art songs for voice and piano and there is a lasting quality to Schubert's work that reaches out over the ages which few composers have matched.