Fantasia in F minor (Schubert)
A dedication to his former pupil Caroline Esterházy can only be found in the posthumous first edition, not in Schubert's autograph.[1][2] Musicologist Christopher Gibbs has described the work as "among not only his greatest but his most original" compositions for piano duet.The basic idea of a fantasia with four connected movements also appears in Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy, and represents a stylistic bridge between the traditional sonata form and the essentially free-form tone poem.While marked largo, the frequently double-dotted first theme lends a great deal of tension to this movement.[12] In 1961, Russian composer Dimitri Kabalevsky orchestrated the work, producing a virtuoso piece for one piano soloist playing with a symphony orchestra.
Franz SchubertAnton DepaulyCaroline EsterházyThe Latsos Piano DuoGiorgi Latsopiano four handsautographFantasiaViennaFranz LachnerAnton DiabelliAustrian National LibraryWanderer Fantasysonata formtone poemBeethovenMozartFranz Lisztdotted rhythmsPaganinisecond violin concertoDimitri KabalevskyAlfred BrendelÉvelyne CrochetSviatoslav RichterBenjamin BrittenDecca RecordsEvgeny KissinJames LevineRCA VictorKatia and Marielle LabèqueBracha Eden and Alexander TamirJustus FrantzChristoph EschenbachRadu LupuMurray PerahiaDuo Tal & GroethuysenSony ClassicalEvgeni KoroliovAloys and Alfons KontarskyEmil and Elena GilelsMaria João PiresLucas and Arthur JussenMaurizioDeutsche GrammophonJörg DemusPaul Badura-SkodaWestminsterVitya Vronsky and Victor BabinUS DeccaRobertGaby CasadesusColumbia MasterworksAlexandre TharaudZhu Xiao-MeiHarmonia MundiEmil GilelsMichael KorstickNDR SinfonieorchesterSergio TiempoMartha ArgerichJos van ImmerseelClaire ChevallierConrad GrafMalcolm BilsonRobert D. LevinArchiveAndreas StaierAlexander MelnikovLeo van DoeselaarEtceteraRichard EgarrPleyelLinn RecordsSeth CarlinSchubert, FranzEinstein, AlfredNew YorkOxford University PressNorman McKay, ElizabethInternational Music Score Library ProjectJerusalem Music CentreWayback MachineGresham CollegePianotwo handsE major/B major, D 157/154C major/A minor, D 279/277A/309A/346E major "Klavierstücke", D 459/459AA minor, D 537, Op.164A♭ major/E♭ major, D 557E minor/A♭ major/E major, D 566/506D♭ major, D 567/568E♭ major, D 568, Op.122F♯ minor, D 571/570/604B major, D 575, Op.147C major, D 613/600/610/612F minor/D♭ major, D 625/505C♯ minor, D 655A major, D 664, Op.120E minor, D 769AA minor, D 784, Op.143C major "Reliquie", D 840A minor, D 845, Op.42D major "Gasteiner", D 850, Op.53G major "Fantasy", D 894, Op.78Wanderer Fantasy, D 76034 Valses Sentimentales, D 779, Op.5012 Valses Nobles, D 969, Op.776 Moments musicaux, D 780, Op.94Allegretto in C minor, D 9154 Impromptus, D 899, Op.904 Impromptus, D 935, Op.142Sonata in B♭ major, D 617, Op.303 Marches Militaires, D 733, Op.51Sonata in C major "Grand Duo", D 812, Op.140violin and pianoSonat(in)as D 384, 385 and 408, Op.137Sonata in A major "(Grand) Duo", D 574, Op.162arpeggioneSonata in A minor "Arpeggione", D 821Sonatensatz in B♭ major, D 28Sonatas, duos and fantasies by Franz SchubertList of compositions by Franz Schubertby genre