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Schubert
London Symphony
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Franz Schubert
Austrian Composer
(1797-1828)
Schubert was originally trained as a
schoolteacher at his family’s request. After
joining what today is known as the Vienna
Boys Choir, his talents surfaced in such a
way that Antonio Salleri offered to train
him personally. With pressure from his
family, Schubert became an educator at his
father’s school, until he broke away to
become an independent tutor. During this
time, Schubert wrote some of his best
known music, including the three-act opera
“Alfonso und Estrella.” Schubert’s greatness
was cut short due to a disease that took his
life at 31. In spite of this, he produced
more masterpieces in his lifetime than
almost any composer in history.
1. Allegretto
from Symphony No. 3 in D ~ 4:24
2. Andante
from Symphony No. 4 in C minor
“Tragic” ~ 4:11
3. Allegretto
from Octet in F for Winds and Strings ~ 3:32
4. Andante
from Symphony No. 6 in C “Little” ~ 3:05
5. Serenade
“Standchen” ~ 4:05
6. Allegro
from Symphony No. 5 in B flat ~ 5:12
7. Andante
from Symphony No. 5 in B flat ~ 4:15
8. Andante
from Symphony No. 2 in B flat ~ 7:28
9. Entr’acte No. 3
from “Rosamunde” ~ 5:32
10. Allegro vivace
from Symphony No. 1 ~ 6:28
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1. Allegretto from Symphony No. 3 in D |
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2. Andante from Symphony No. 4 in C minor “Tragic” |
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3. Allegretto from Octet in F for Winds and Strings |
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