Edition Peters Schubert Franz - Impromptus & Moments Musicaux - Piano
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Summary of This Score
This collection for piano brings together three pillars of early Romanticism by Franz Schubert: the Impromptus Op. 90 (D899), the Impromptus Op. 142 (D935), and the Moments musicaux Op. 94 (D780). It features a writing style that is both lyrical and demanding, where the right hand often has to "make the melody sing" while the left hand builds harmony and movement. The pages alternate between lyrical outbursts, intimacy, measured virtuosity, and poetry, making it an excellent piano score for working on musicality as well as technique. The Niemann edition offers a reliable framework to approach these works seriously, whether you are in regular study, preparing for an audition, or seeking expressive pieces to add to your repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Franz Schubert | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Editor | Niemann | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which works by Schubert are included in this piano collection?
The volume collects the Impromptus Op. 90 (D899), the Impromptus Op. 142 (D935), and the Moments musicaux Op. 94 (D780) by Franz Schubert.
Are both series of Schubert's Impromptus included?
Both cycles are included: the eight Impromptus divided between Op. 90, catalogued D899, and Op. 142, catalogued D935. The Moments musicaux Op. 94 (D780) complete the content. The set thus gathers three major cycles of Schubert's piano repertoire.
For which instrumentation is this edition written?
This score is intended for solo piano, with no other instrumentation indicated.
Who edited the Impromptus & Moments musicaux in this Peters edition?
The edition is provided by Niemann, mentioned as editor in the collection’s details. It offers an editorial framework for studying Op. 90, 142, and 94.
Is this sheet music suitable for working on musicality at the piano?
Schubert’s writing often requires bringing out a melody in the right hand, while the left hand supports harmony and movement. The Impromptus and Moments musicaux alternate between lyrical, intimate passages and measured virtuosity.
