Henle Verlag Schubert F. - Piano Sonatas Volume I
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Summary of This Score
This volume brings together several major sonatas by Franz Schubert for solo piano, covering very contrasting atmospheres: singing lyricism, dramatic tension, virtuosic impulses, and long harmonic lines typical of the composer. It includes essential pages for developing mastery of phrasing, the management of sound layers, and handling large forms, with movements where expression must remain in the service of clarity of discourse.
The content offers a rich journey through different keys and characters. Included are: Sonata in A major op. post. 120 D 664, Sonata in A minor op. 42 D 845, Sonata in A minor op. post. 143 D 784, Sonata in A minor op. post. 164 D 537, Sonata in D major op. 53 D 850, Sonata in E-flat major op. post. 122 D 568, Sonata in B major op. post. 147 D 575. This collection thus constitutes a solid foundation for working on the Schubertian style, deepening endurance on large structures, and refining the touch palette, from vocal legato to more pronounced accents.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Schubert, Franz | Instrumentation | Solo piano |
| Edition | Musicological edition: Mies, Paul | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Schubert sonatas are included in Piano Sonatas Volume I?
The collection contains seven solo piano sonatas, including D 664, D 845, D 784, D 537, D 850, D 568, and D 575.
Is Sonata D 850 included in this volume?
The Sonata in D major op. 53 D 850 is indeed listed in the contents of this edition.
Which edition is used for these Schubert sonatas?
The scholarly edition is prepared by Paul Mies. It notably includes the Sonata in A major op. post. 120 D 664 and the Sonata in A minor op. 42 D 845. The instrumentation specified is solo piano.
Is this sheet music suitable for studying Schubert's style?
The content involves phrasing, the management of musical layers, and the long harmonic lines characteristic of Schubert.
Which keys are covered in Henle Verlag Schubert F. - Piano Sonatas Volume I?
The sonatas gathered explore A major, A minor, D major, E-flat major, and B major.
