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Likely wrote Fierrabras opera while he was still a patient in the hospital

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Received the foundations of his music education from his father and brother Ignaz, but later learned organ and music theory from the parish church organist

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Schubert enjoyed experimenting with his compositions

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Had a terrible business sense, sold some of his pieces for an equivalent of 20 cents apiece

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Everyone in Shubert's fandom called themselves "Shubertians" and gatherings were called "Shubertiads" No really

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Schubertiads: Performance Parties

Franz Schubert (1797-1828) was an Austrian, early Romantic composer. In his day, he would have gatherings of friends and fellow musicians at his home to play music and enjoy refreshments. These small parties were referred to as "Schubertiads."

"I think it is very important for any musician to be able to play for friends in a comfortable, supportive environment," said Moira Schur Craw. "Therefore, I try to arrange small impromptu playing parties for selected students, especially for those who are preparing to audition for Regional and All-State Festivals. These little parties are good practice for students to play for, and learn from, each other."

"Toward the end of May, the Spring Schubertiad is always the culmination of the year. All of my students and their parents get an invitation to this party."

A Schubertiad is a wonderful event where a student can listen to fellow students who play different instruments, share his or her skill, and gain experience in live performance. There's nothing like it!

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Schubertiads: Performance Parties Franz Schubert (1797-1828) was an Austrian, early Romantic composer. In his day, he would have gatherings of friends and fellow musicians at his home to play music and enjoy refreshments. These small parties were referred to as "Schubertiads."

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Studied with and was trained by Antonio Salieri, a respected musician

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grew up singing in the choir of the imperial court chapel in Vienna. 

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grew up singing in the choir of the imperial court chapel in Vienna. 

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As a child, played the violin, organ, piano, and sang

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 During his last moments before death, he told his brother Ferdinand to make sure that he would be buried alongside Ludwig van Beethoven's grave

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 During his last moments before death, he told his brother Ferdinand to make sure that he would be buried alongside Ludwig van Beethoven's grave

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Finale- Symphony No. 5 in B-flat by Franz Shubert

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Schubert produced a great number of  symphonies, operas, masses, chamber music pieces, and piano sonatas, most of which are considered standard repertoire

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Schubert produced a great number of  symphonies, operas, masses, chamber music pieces, and piano sonatas, most of which are considered standard repertoire

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vocal contributions were written for female and male voices he wrote over 500 

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vocal contributions were written for female and male voices he wrote over 500 

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First and final public concert took on March 29 1828 where he was able to buy himself his own piano 

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First and final public concert took on March 29 1828 where he was able to buy himself his own piano 

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The only public concert Schubert gave took place on March 26, 1828. It was both artistically and financially a success

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Classical Treasures - The no. 1 for Classical Music

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The composer delighted in the beauty of the countryside and was touched by the enthusiastic reception given everywhere to his music

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he had 4 siblings, a big fan of Beethoven, and he got rejected for military status because he was short

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he had 4 siblings, a big fan of Beethoven, and he got rejected for military status because he was short

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He died 8 months later at the age of 31, possibly due to typhoid fever.

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He died 8 months later at the age of 31, possibly due to typhoid fever.

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He wasn’t one to show off. He often wrote music and simply put it in a drawer where he forgot about it. And towards the end of his life he thought about taking lessons in composing because he didn’t think he was good enough

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He wasn’t one to show off. He often wrote music and simply put it in a drawer where he forgot about it. And towards the end of his life he thought about taking lessons in composing because he didn’t think he was good enough

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He was in awe of Beethoven throughout his life. And he was very nervous when he met Beethoven for the first time. Some people say he was so nervous that he simply ran away!

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He was in awe of Beethoven throughout his life. And he was very nervous when he met Beethoven for the first time. Some people say he was so nervous that he simply ran away!

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His ‘Unfinished’ Symphony really is unfinished and was discovered by surprise after Schubert died. It is one of his greatest works, but he didn’t even tell his friends that he was writing it!

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His ‘Unfinished’ Symphony really is unfinished and was discovered by surprise after Schubert died. It is one of his greatest works, but he didn’t even tell his friends that he was writing it!

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He wanted to be buried next to Beethoven, and he is.

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He wanted to be buried next to Beethoven, and he is.

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Great works include: Symphonies No. 8 (the ‘Unfinished’) and No. 9 (the ‘Great’).

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Great works include: Symphonies No. 8 (the ‘Unfinished’) and No. 9 (the ‘Great’).

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143 songs

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Moments Musicaux

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Alfred Brendel - Schubert - Six moments musicaux, D 780

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Elizabeth Basoff-Darskaia is playing Fritz Kriesler and Franz Shubert

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early romantic Austrian composer, is best known for his lieder (German art songs for voice and piano) during the nineteenth century.

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Vienna, Austria

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1797-1828