Pianophilia

SCHUBERT:

Sonata A flat major ed. Rihbörg

I like this little „Sonatina“- which is pretty much unknown - very much!

Alfred, thanks for unearthing this lovely little sonatima. I don't play much Schubert, this compact little gem is a true delight. Homage to Mozart & Haydn, indeed!

If you really want to come close to SCHUHBÖRRT's dschihnius,
simply play this Sonata:

alfor wrote:If you really want to come close to SCHUHBÖRT's dschihnius,
simply play this Sonata:

Schubert Sonata f minor ed. Rehberg.pdf

Sänk ju for sharing -such a nice piece!

ado wrote:

alfor wrote:If you really want to come close to SCHUHBÖRT's dschihnius,
simply play this Sonata:

Schubert Sonata f minor ed. Rehberg.pdf

Sänk ju for sharing -such a nice piece!

Ju arr werlkamm!

Definitely vintage Schubert. Thank for posting, Alfred.

More SCHUHBÖRRT:

Final FRANZ (Peter) S.:

Jim Faston wrote:Here's a scan of Hugo Reinhold's Impromptu Op28 No2. No3 has already been posted here and is available elsewhere. I've never run across No1--does anyone have a copy that they could share? Thanks.

Reinhold_Impromptu Op28 No2.pdf

Nice scans of the 1881 Kistner & Siegel issue have just appeared on IMSLP.
http://imslp.org/wiki/3_Impromptus,_Op. ... d,_Hugo%29

The same uploader has also added the 6 Pieces, Op.66 as well.
http://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Pieces,_Op. ... d,_Hugo%29

Here is a nice book of 6 rare piano pieces by Schubert. I had not come across these at all prior to my aquisition of this set of scores when i got a box load old unsold stock from a music store and book shop when went out of business a good while ago.
Mirovitch gives a nice write up and little discussion on the set and ea individual piece. I was floored that one of them may have been a lost final movement to one of the sonatas in that it didnt get published as might have been intended (indeed there were some very questionable decisions made by publishers of this works after his death w the rise in popularity of his music)