The Piano Sonata in A minor (D 537) is my favorite piece of Schubert. The piano sonata in B flat major is my favorite. Sonata 21, especially when played by Radu Lupu The F minor Fantasy D940 for piano duet is very haunting. Please post your answer and comments below.Д¬leqrly the Wanderer fantasy, and the great song cycle s well as D960 SONATA IN BFLATД®specially enjoy listening to ZimmermanвЂ™s rendition вЂ“ absolutely love it! Which is your favourite piano work by Franz Schubert? We are happy to be able to present an even more complete and useful Schubert piano sheet music library and wish you many happy hours exploring the great masterworks for piano by Franz Schubert.ДЄll pieces are available to instantly dowload and print but not least to study or just enjoy in Piano StreetвЂ™s unique Audiovisual Study Tool. Enjoy the new publications and become an expert in the piano music of Franz Schubert! We leave it to the performer to decide whether to leave off where Schubert did, or to try to complete the movement. Movements that have been handed down in incomplete form are published as fragments. This piece was suggested as the missing fourth movement as early as 1905, and has been included in several urtext editions of the complete sonatas. In this case, Piano Street publishes the Scherzo as well as a fourth movement, the Rondo in E major, D.506. Allegretto) although a Scherzo was written into the same manuscript. For example, the Sonata in E minor, D.566, may have been intended by Schubert as a two-movement sonata (I. To the sonatas that seem to lack one or more movements, we have added movements that have been repeatedly suggested by scholars and which are often included in recordings and performances. Piano Street adopts this numbering and includes 21 works in our collection of Schubert sonatas. However, the numbering encountered in most recordings and on most web pages listing Schubert works, runs to 21. The most authoritative scholarly edition so far, BГ¤renreiterвЂ™s Neue Schubert Ausgabe (1996-2003), numbers 19 sonatas. Which works should be included in a вЂњcompleteвЂќ edition of the sonatas, and in what order are they to be presented? Can incomplete sonata movements be performed at all? If you perform them, should you stop playing where Schubert left off or compose your own ending? So, how many sonatas are there? This raises a lot of questions for both editors and performers. Some of these movements, where Schubert stopped writing at the point of recapitulation, can be considered complete in the sense that all the musical material needed is present вЂ“ to finish them all you need to do is to repeat the exposition with the necessary adjustments (transposing secondary themes etc), possibly including a coda. The nine unfinished ones fall into three different categories: 1) fragments of sonata movements that break off after the exposition 2) sonatas that seem more or less complete but where one or more movements might be missing 3) sonatas that have unfinished movements. The secret, great worksД«etween 18, Schubert began work on 23 piano sonatas. The sonatas were, if not a well-kept secret, practically unknown to the larger public. His ability to compose a steady stream of these charming miniatures contributed to what little public recognition and income he had on the other hand, almost none of SchubertвЂ™s larger piano works were published during his lifetime. The dance was a part of SchubertвЂ™s output throughout his life. The numerous dances now made available on our site are simple, graceful and melodic works, of which many are suitable for the intermediate player. Therefore, itвЂ™s an event worth celebrating when Piano Street now publish his dances as well as his complete piano sonatas, which in addition to the previously available selection of Impromptus, Moments Musicaux and many other pieces give you the complete picture of Schubert as a composer for the piano. Nevertheless, he is certainly one of the greatest composers for piano, exploring the expressive potential of the keyboard in a succession of masterpieces for solo piano, piano duet, chamber music and song accompaniment. He played the piano only in the intimate gatherings known as Schubertiads.

Unlike Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt or Chopin, Schubert was not a keyboard virtuoso.

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