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Franz Schubert-German Dances D783

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Uploaded by on May 17, 2009

Alfred Brendel plays 16 german dances D 783, op. 33, of Franz Schubert

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  • Great piano music by Schubert . I love to see these pictures of Scubert also it remind me of Vienna city and Austria country that I miss very much ...Thank you for sharing . Many stars ********

  • Thank you very much!

  • Thank you so much for sening me this!!

    Best wishes!! Have a nice week!!

  • Thanks! Picture by Julius Schmid

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  • @Lactoris1 No! you must never copy!! Frankly, its a bit too mechanical.

  • Beautiful and apt accompanying photos, thanks.

  • I have another cd with Brendel playing these and he plays them a tad bit slower tempo, I like both interpretations!

    Brendel's Schubert never bores me, thanks for posting

  • I remember playing this in a piano recital when I was 11 and again when I was 15, and I absolutely love this piece. Thanks for uploading it.

  • nice upload pretty rare

  • Joseph Haydn was one of the great romantics also, if people would listen and give him credit.

  • @Lactoris1

    no schubert was the first roamntic one. not half half like beethoven.

    Schubert was thefirst, and this makes him so brilliant and such a genius and so innovativ! love him

  • I haven't listened to Schubert in a while, and this piece is just so absolutely beautiful. There's a bold assertiveness reminiscent of Schumann, while at the same there are traces of Chopinesque melancholic sensitivity in the minor-key passages.

    Beautiful beyond words.

  • I wanted to add that Brendl has amazing dynamic control - his rhythm is extraordinary, and each note has very individual control of the loudness or volume, and staccato / legato. There are degrees of staccato, and Brendl is extremely precise -worth studying and copying.

  • I wonder if Schubert originated these melodies or used folk material? Does anyone know?

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