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SCHUBERT: Piano Works for Four Hands, Vol. 5 |
Many of Schubert’s piano duets were written for his pupils, the daughters of Count Esterházy, during summer months at the Count’s country estate. These include the ‘Grand Duo’, an ambitious, large-scale and challenging work of symphonic dimensions, the more light-hearted Four Ländler and the remarkable Variations sur un thème original, which are considered by many to be Schubert’s greatest set of variations.
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Schubert, Franz
Sonata for Piano 4 hands in C major, Op. 140, D. 812, "Grand Duo"
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I. Allegro moderato
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III. Scherzo and Trio: Allegro vivace
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IV. Finale: Allegro vivace
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4 Landler, D. 814
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4 Landler, D. 814
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8 Variations on an Original Theme in A flat major, Op. 35, D. 813
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8 Variations on an Original Theme in A flat major, Op. 35, D. 813
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6 Grandes Marches, Op. 40, D. 819 (excerpts)
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March No. 2 in G minor
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March No. 3 in B minor
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Total Playing Time: 01:19:58 |
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