Piano Sonata in D major, D. 850 (1st mvt, Allegro vivace) - Franz Schub...

Piano Sonata in D major, D. 850 (1st mvt, Allegro vivace) - Franz Schubert | Music Sheet Allegro vivace I. Allegro vivace The autograph has alla breve Allegro while the first edition (published during Schubert's lifetime and thus probably a revision) gives common-time Allegro vivace - this is uncharacteristically quick for a Schubert allegro, a marking he often qualified with moderato. The first movement is unrelentingly energetic, ranging from ebullient to stormy to triumphant. A fanfare-like introduction introduces the primary thematic material featured in this movement and ultimately throughout the sonata. In a characteristic Schubertian gesture, this theme is immediately repeated in the minor - also typical is the modulation through remote keys as the exposition is spun out. The cheerful second subject, with its vacillating high-low pattern, is reminiscent of yodeling. This theme is also similar to the opening of the Lied Das Heimweh (homesickness), composed at the same time. The development section features a grandiose chordal fanfare theme based on the first subject, also used in the coda closing the movement. Some of the most challenging writing in Schubert's solo piano oeuvre is found here, with the relentless triplets providing opportunity for virtuosic display. Music Sheet https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-zPXE3erFZ2RFYMQ9G5vBJ5tcCOzJJPt/view?usp=sharing #pianotutorial #pianosynthesia #synthesia #keysight #schubert #sonata #pianosonata #franzschubert #schubertpiano #musicsheet #musicsheets #classicalmusic #classical #romantic #romanticera #romanticmusic #impromptu #starlightkeys