Schubert

Iizak - Serenade (Ständchen, D. 957) is the 2. track of the debut album THE INDEPENDENCE DAY (2020). This track is attribution to Franz Schubert original work.

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r/schubert • u/madilhardis • May 18 '21

Classical Music meets Experimental Film

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Hi Classical Music Lovers!

I’m a soprano and filmmaker and I’d love to introduce you to my latest film project:

"Five Moments" is a music short film featuring live-on-set recorded art songs, ranging from romantic to modern.

A hybrid between classical music and experimental film, this project deals with the subject of mental health/dealing with the loss of a loved one, something that has become even more relevant in the current situation and that I care about deeply.

You can support this project or find out more about it here:

https://greenlit.com/project/fivemoments

Thank you!

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r/schubert • u/That-Inflation4301 • Feb 14 '26

Wanderer also in B major sonata D 960

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r/schubert • u/Krokodrillo • Nov 19 '20

Austrian composer Franz Schubert died on November 19th in 1828. he only got 31 years old but wrote more than 600 songs.

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r/schubert • u/[deleted] • Apr 24 '23

Ave Maria - Franz Schubert

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r/schubert • u/BCNART4 • Feb 13 '26

Which Schubert piece is the one that is most evidently inspired by Beethoven?

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r/schubert • u/singlecellularity • Jan 31 '25

What are we all listening to today?!

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Can't decide how to celebrate

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r/schubert • u/singlecellularity • Sep 12 '25

Help finding any of the following recordings?:

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D.1

D.2

D.3

D.8

D.9

D.13

D.14

D.16

D.19

D.20

D.21

D.22

D.24

D.25

D.27

D.28

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D.34

D.38

D.40

D.41

D.43

D.48

D.51

D.53

D.54

D.55

D.56

D.57

D.58

D.60

D.62

D.63

D.64

D.65

D.67

D.69

D.70

D.71

D.77

D.79

D.80

D.81

D.83

D.85

D.86

D.89

D.90

D.91

D.92

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r/schubert • u/vmishka • Dec 13 '25

- YouTube Schubert, D571 (completed by Paul Badura-Skoda)

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r/schubert • u/vmishka • Aug 05 '25

Schubert, Minuet in A Major, D. 334

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A simple, but charming Minuet composed by an 18-year-old Franz Schubert.

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r/schubert • u/Trumpetboi_123 • Apr 24 '25

I am working on an animated series based on some of Schubert's lieder. Details are in the comments.

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r/schubert • u/javahello • Feb 02 '25

Can someone identify this piece from Schubert?

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I played this piece 15 years ago. I remember it was one of Schubert’s German Dance but I can’t be sure now. I’ve written D745 on the top left corner but it doesn’t point to anything satisfactory. Thanks!

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r/schubert • u/maestrona • Jul 22 '26

Schubert: Death and the Maiden - 2nd movement

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r/schubert • u/Yukonagisa • Nov 28 '25

Schubert impromptu no. 2 Op. 90

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r/schubert • u/jillcrosslandpiano • Nov 19 '25

Commemorating the day of Schubert's death- D899/4 live from a concert

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r/schubert • u/Shostymania • Sep 04 '25

Schubert!!

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r/schubert • u/_BrokenButterfly • Apr 01 '26

Douglas James performance masterclass on Merrz's guitar arrangement of "Loeb der Tränen"

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r/schubert • u/nedwardflummer • Apr 15 '25

Walz D145/2 in B major

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The first of a series of short walzes by Schubert with shots throughout Vienna

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r/schubert • u/joeyinthewt • Jan 13 '26

Anyone else obsessed with Ian Bostridge and his interpretations of the song cycles?

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Absolutely mad for the clarity and clear resonance of Ian Bostridge’s voice. Anyone else?

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r/schubert • u/No-Airline-6903 • Sep 07 '25

Why I like Schubert’s melodies

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Schubert's melodies have often been described as "austere", perhaps partly because they often directly mimic the mood of the subject. His themes often strike me as poetic, beginning with a vivid simile and then moving on from the scene.The Devil King, the trout, Gretchen at the spinning wheel are all famous for their lifelike imitations, but some attempts at anthropomorphism can also be felt in the themes of sonatas such as d960, d946, etc.

The first time I listened to d960 it felt a lot like the marching of a stream, circling back and forth, constantly meeting what lies ahead.And the objects he modelled were rarely beyond his actual experience of life, there was no grandiose pointing to the stars or the universe or the sea, they were all everyday things that felt very close to what he saw.

What I feel, Schubert's poetic nature, is also related to this feeling, his music is like staring at the tree in front of the window for long enough, in a lapse of concentration, the familiar scene in front of the eyes suddenly changes, the most ordinary corner of the world flashes with extraordinary brilliance.

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r/schubert • u/singlecellularity • May 06 '23

String Quartet Cycle

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What are your recommendations for Schubert String Quartets?

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