Barenreiter Schubert Franz - Moments Musicaux Op.94 D 780
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Summary of This Score
This Urtext edition gathers the famous "Moments Musicaux" collection by Franz Schubert, published in 1828 during the last year of his life, while also including pieces composed earlier in the early 1820s. Notably featured is the "Russian Air," first published in 1823 before becoming the third piece of the series, as well as the sixth number, more chordal, entitled "Complaint of a Troubadour."
These pages are among the essentials of the romantic piano repertoire : a universe that is both lyrical, atmospheric, and highly varied, appealing equally to performer and listener. Their writing, generally moderately demanding technically, makes them an excellent resource for piano pedagogy (work on singing, color, balance, articulation, and musical breathing), while retaining genuine artistic significance for the stage.
For the first time, this edition offers the musical text of the "New Schubert Edition" in a renewed engraving that is particularly comfortable to read. The fingerings have been designed to reflect the practices of Schubert's time while remaining fully relevant on a modern concert piano. The whole is complemented by a substantial foreword, performance suggestions, and notes on source evaluation, a valuable asset for working precisely, refining style, and building an informed interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Franz Schubert | Genre | Classical score, Urtext edition |
| Edition | Walther Dürr | Language | German / English |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Pages | XI + 22 pages |
Questions frequently asked
Which pieces are included in Moments Musicaux op. 94 D 780?
The collection comprises the six Moments Musicaux by Franz Schubert, published in 1828. The third piece features the "Russian Air," originally published in 1823, while the sixth is titled "Troubadour's Lament."
Is this Schubert score suitable for an educational piano?
The writing is described as moderately demanding technically. The collection allows work on singing, balance, articulation, and musical phrasing.
Which edition is used for the Barenreiter Moments Musicaux?
The score follows the musical text of the "New Schubert Edition" in a renewed engraving. The edition is prepared by Walther Dürr and includes notes on source evaluation.
Are the fingerings adapted for a modern piano?
The fingerings take into account practices from Schubert’s era while being designed for the modern concert piano.
How many pages and which languages are included in this edition?
The volume contains XI + 22 pages. The foreword, interpretation suggestions, and editorial texts are provided in German and English. The instrumentation indicated is solo piano.
