Franz Schubert - 20 Waltzes, D.146

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Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
20 Waltzes, D.146 (1815-23)
I. D major [00:00]
Trio. G major [00:37]
II. A major [01:48]
III. E major [02:27]
Trio. E major [02:58] (no score!)
IV. A major [04:13]
Trio. A major [04:54]
V. F major [06:08]
B♭ major [07:00]
VI. D major [09:17]
Trio. D major [09:52]
VII. B minor [10:55]
G major [11:18]
VIII. G major [12:04]
D major [12:37]
IX. C major [13:57]
Trio. C major [14:27]
X. F major [15:37]
B♭ major [16:13]
XI. B♭ major [17:35]
Trio. B♭ major [18:05]
XII. G minor [19:03]
XIII. C major [19:41]
XIV. G major [20:08]
XV. G minor / B♭ major [20:40]
XVI. F major [21:26]
XVII. B♭ major [22:03]
XVIII. B♭ major [22:51]
XIX. F major [23:42]
XX. D major [24:27]
Trio. G major [25:05]
Audio from: • Schubert: Complete Pia...
Score from: imslp.org/wiki/20_Waltzes,_D....)

[@raztube90]

20:40 I cry for ever now 😢

[@johnvalentine4720]

Some of Schubert's melodies are just heartbreaking.😢😢

[@Santi-eg7mq]

Trio of walz#8 sounds to me like a dreamy melancholy epic passage typical of Schubert's late life

[@Archiekunst]

12:37 I don't know why but it made me think of a magical medieval castle or a Harry Potterish world.

[@pierredbss9638]

​@@Archiekunst That's because the harmony is composed of simple chords ; there are few dissonances and lots of open fifths. Those are qualities typical of medieval-to-renaissance-era composition. If you like this style, you should check out Brahms's op 10 ballades, especially the first one. He uses the same devices intentionally, to a striking effect.

[@culturehorse]

Is there a score for the trio characteristique you transposed/composed. Very fine and in complete style. Thanks.

[@tchaffman]

0:38 Why'd The Pianist play this a half a step down?

[@SPscorevideos]

I never noticed that (no perfect pitch here). I just checked, I can't find any edition or manuscript with that Trio in F# instead of G... Mystery!

[@bruhhhhhhh_]

Probably to add color to it I guess

[@farrelpermadi5471]

@@SPscorevideos Also a similar case happens in the Trio of The 5th Waltz, which is supposed to B-Flat Major. However, it was all transposed by the Pianist to become A-Flat Major.

[@deborahspiano]

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[@dim8069]

No 14 and no 15 are the best ones for me

[@yl4521]

7:00 9
19:03 12
20:40 15

[@macckko_9200]

00:00 1 00:37
01:48 2
02:27 3
04:13 4 04:54
06:08 5 07:00
12:04 6 12:37
13:57 7 14:27
19:03 8
20:08 9
20:40 10
21:26 11
22:03 12
22:51 13

[@yl4521]

0:00
0:37 2

[@letsschubertiad1966]

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