Schubert "Ständchen" (Serenade) FREE Sheet Music - P. Barton FEURICH piano
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- There are a number of excellent published arrangements for piano of this well known Lied (song) by Schubert in the public domain. This video features an arrangement by August Horn. You can play the arrangement as written or add your own ideas as you go along, as many performers do today.
The sheet music is free to download from the IMSLP Music Library.
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*Note: The PDF you will download from this link is a complete album called "Schwanengesang”. On the main page select the "Arrangements and Transcriptions" tab and scroll down to "For Piano solo (Horn)" the famous Serenade is page 15-17.
Thank you very much for uploading video's like this (and this one in particular since it's one of my favorite melodies!). They help me (a self taught piano enthousiast) to make progress and pick new pieces to (try) to play! I just recorded my own version. It's my way to keep motivated and 'round up' a piece so I can move on to the following. Thanks for taking the time to make these and for the inspiration.
Schubert was a Lied genius. He captured the innermost essence of every poem and gave it form, no unnecessary artistry, no show-off virtuoso stuff, just the heart of music, nothing more, nothing less.
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Best kiss ass ever
Schubert war leider zu viel unterschätzt
Very beautifully said
Trying to come off as less pretentious, but fails utterly
I heard a violin arrangement when I was 8. Didn't have the means to seek it out. Couldn't if I tried. But I held this melody in my heart for maybe more than 15 years
The day I rediscovered what I'd held so close? I've never felt more blessed.
I feel that moment again everytime I hear this peice. Thanks for the post. It really was great
This is beautiful piece of music, my Brother was practicing to come and play this for me 😢, but unfortunately lost his life before he got here. Thank you just reminds me of him. He’s not even been buried yet, so sad.😢❤❤
Your comment moved me deeply. I am sorry for your loss... You must feel devastated whenever you hear this. Bit I'm glad you can feel your brother in this beautifully composed piece. Again, aorry for your loss and hope you're better now. Best regards from Spain.
Schubert has the most beautiful melodies
Prince Albert , husband of Queen Victoria like him Also
larrysheetmetal ty for the fun fact, didn’t know that!
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Indeed! I've discovered that they are incredibly beautiful on the violin as well, especially this one. Gorgeous! 😍
@C7 Z Z I totally agree. :)
Thinking of naming my next kid Stan D. Chen
@Tom Chen LOL 😂 Same last name!
Tom Chen That’s clever!
Oh my god please do. That’d be too good😆
@Ludhann Sebastivan Bachthoven Lolll
Hahaha that's clever
Mr. Barton, (I recognized the hands!) thank you for this beautifully played ‘Serenade’. This was one of my daddy’s favorite pieces and your presentation brought me many lovely memories. I have watched your concerts for the elephants and appreciate all you have done for them and the people who live there. You are an inspiration. May God continue to protect and bless you and your family. Sincerely, Elizabeth Conboy, USA
Is this the guy who plays music for elephants?
@@tangogrrl yes
Hello Paul, I really enjoyed your playing on this Lied by Schubert.
As one of many people who love to hear you play I though I could suggest a idea for a video: a video where you tell us a bit about your background, or your story, in music. When did you start to learn the piano, how did that happen, who were your teachers and how were your classes for example. I think it would be very amusing for us to learn I little more about you and your path in music.
Thank you
I want to know how he connected with Thailand elephants, too.
La meilleure manière de permettre à la fois la lecture des notes et le doigté ! Depuis 60 ans que je joue du piano,jamais jusqu'ici je n'avais vu ça ! QUI remercier pour cette nouvelle manière de suivre une partition ?
Après 60 ans de piano, on joue absolument tout ce qu'on veut ou bien des pièces peuvent encore nous résister ? 😉
Esta obra musical de Franz Schubert, fue una de mis favoritas mientras estudiaba piano con mi hermana mayor Clemen, quien fue mi Maestra. Recién acaba de partir de este mundo. Y puedo vivir del recuerdo intenso con esta belleza de música al piano, muy bella para acompañar al violín, que en su caso lo tocaba mi hermano Rodolfo, y yo lo acompañaba al piano.
Innanzitutto le mie più sentite condoglianze,la musica é un qualcosa che unisce e eleva gli animi , sono dei bei ricordi da preservare, grazie per aver condiviso parte del suo vissuto.Le storie umane raccontano molto più di noi di quanto si pensi ,un caro abbraccio da un essere umano.
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My grandma wanted me to play this piece when she is no longer with us. We never had hugs or kisses but I know she loves me. I didn't realize how beautiful this piece is until I listened to it until the end. Hopefully this piece marks a special spot in my heart for my grandma...
showing hands and keys both. I highly appreciate.
Excelente, gracias, estoy estudiando está partitura.
Hi Paul, I've ben learning this piece for a few weeks now and just wanted to say how inspriational it is to hear it from a true master.
My favourite piece by Schubert
You need to listen to more Schubert!
GEGE GE Ha ha! Which one is your favourite?
Maria Casemyr Vocal & Piano Either his string quintet in c major or piano sonata no. 21!
GEGE GE Thanks 🙂
Yes, yes and yes... there is infinity of depth i Schubert music. If this is your favourite, you do not know Schubert. Try his immense number of lieder (Songs). After all, he WAS the greatest song writer ever. Listen to his symphonies, piano sonatas, chamber music, not to mention incidental music (Rosamunde), etc, etc. etc! THIS IS YOUR FAVOURITE??
I think the elephants would enjoy this piece as much as I did. Playing with the written music is an added treat.
Screenshot screenshot screenshot...+...+ ...screenshot. Paint. Cut paste cut paste cut paste...+...+ ...cut paste. Sheet music. Print. God, yes just use the damn colors to make black! Damn dry ink cartridges! Clean print head clean print head...+...+ ...clean print head. Print. Charge me for the sheet music, will you?
Thank you Paul, for your exquisite interpretations on multiple masterpieces performed by the iconic greats! It is a truly inspiring to hear these pieces performed at a level unmatched...period! Also helps me off get off my keester/butt, bum before it's too late and do my best to play some of these pieces , (that a 3 year pianist can somewhat execute.) Unfortunately I am 44 now and haven't seriously studied in over 15 years. Your inspirational playing has brought life back to me as a player.I GREATLY RESPECT your simple, relaxed, yet so so smooth form that is needed to accomplish these wonderful marvels! Thanks Again, Bugs
Geez, I have to keep coming back to listen to Barton's version... really nice.
^..^~~
I really appreciate that I can just search your channel for pieces I want to learn and watch you play it. Thank you!
For those who were not able to find this transcript
conquest.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/2/23/IMSLP24143-PMLP02204-Franz_Schubert_-_Schwanengesang_(transcr._Horn).pdf
Men azerbaycanliyam. (I am from Azerbaijan). I love you classical music., you are beautiful play.I am good at piano. I know piano
Finished mastering this piece today and Im glad I discovered and followed Paul's version, I honesty think this is the best rendition... in my own opinion.
for an person that does not like or understand classic music this is beautiful
Who came here after getting to know about the copyright claim on Rousseau's video on this piece?
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Why? This piece is in public domain.
@@Nightmare.853 Because RUclips likes to take others work and say it's theirs. RUclips copyrights everything that's not theirs
That is truly beautiful playing. I love the way he floats the melody over that perfectly judged tic-toc accompaniment. A superb arrangement superbly played.
Uma das mais belas obras de Schubert, posteriormente a sinfonia inacabada...
Como assim, e as obras do pablo vittar❓
After listening to this incomparable performance ,
I might have a dream
It's a dream of joy and sorrow of falling in love with someone
My soul is sucked into this masterpiece and incomparable performance ,
which shines mysterious and sorrowfully in the noble color
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Great interpretation! What piano grade would you categorise this version as?
Your interpretation is really beautiful, I love it ❤
Playing is great, piece is great. Thanks for transcript.
A+++++ 👍🙌🙌👍🎖👍🎖👍👍 🇨🇱AustinTX. Liam Donaldssen Mcintyre,Jr. “Mr Don”
Any pedal tips? Especially for the part with multiple voices.
Dicen que Schubert pensaba que después de Beethoven, nadie podría componer maravillas...Gracias amigo por demostrar al piano y bajo este formato, que Franz, estaba equivocado...sólo era de otra forma su música...
Os dejo la versión de Sergei Yerokhin
ruclips.net/video/zRh1YyL9-h0/видео.html
Beautiful and enchanting, well played on a lovely instrument.
Reminds me of the last section (if it can be called that way) of Chopin's nocturne op.9 n.2 because of the accompaniment. Well played!
Sehr schön Kollege! Gratulation!!🎼🎵🎹🎹🎹🎶🎶🎶
2019 I have heard this piece soooo many times! Mesmerizing and very romantic!
Miss the days I used to play the song with the flute
Beautifully played, thanks for posting~ ☀️
Beautiful cantabile Paul. You are the man.
One of my favourite of Schubert's. Really enjoyed this.
Thanks a lot for the sheet music description, I couldn't find it myself!
Thank you for your fantastic videos and playing, and thank you for the sheet link
I love this piece... Reminds me of my childhood
Thank you so much for this. Such a sweet and soothing piece.
Em 1797, nasceu em Liechtental, subúrbio de Viena, o austríaco Franz Peter Schubert.Conta-se que, perto de morrer, manifestou seu último desejo: queria ouvir, na cama, o Quarteto nº 14, de Beethoven. O pedido foi atendido. Morreu cinco dias depois, em 19 de novembro de 1828, com apenas 31 anos.
This one is what piano is all about.
^..^~~
A crie de Cour.
Tender yearning.
Exquisite.
Loved it already because of those repsected stacattos at the begin as most of pianist aren't doing because of using pedal at the right beginning.
Not too fast, with enough emotion, all I like. Keep going
hi paul! why did you choose this version over lizst version? im trying to learn this piece. it looks that your version is easier. is it?
Schubert and Chopin were kings
How can u play left hand so gentle?
Lots and lots of experience :-)
practice 40 hours a day.
Play right a little harder
Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin. He's been doing Ling ling workout
J Deda That’s not how this works at all. Sure, if you play RH louder, the left will sound not as loud, but LH being F and RH being FFF is not the same as LH playing PPP and RH playing P.
Left hand playing PPP/sotto voce is acquired by first barely even touching the notes. Press the notes so softly that they make no noise (Like ghosts notes/ghost playing). This should be done at a controlled and slow tempo.
Slowly speed it up and the left hand would then start being heard because a faster tempo usually makes you play a little louder. If your hand doesn’t make things louder as you speed it up, ghost play but start adding a little more pressure. Keep pressing slightly harder until it makes a noise.
Then, move on to the next note(s) and try to play as soft as possible while still trying to make a noise. If the noise is super quiet, great! If the note didn’t play, apply more pressure until it does (you’ll eventually get used to applying the right amount of pressure to barely make a sound). If the note played too loud, go back to purposefully playing ghost notes.
You don’t need to be super advanced to apply this routine to get soft notes. An intermediate player has enough experience and control to do this.
Thank yoy so much for helping me find this sheet music!!! Such a gorgeous piece!!!!
Is the intro really staccato? :/
Yes
I never knew. I always play the Intro Softer
Yes staccato
According to this notation (the wedge instead of the dot) it's a staccatissimo
Hasta ahora me he aprendido las primeras dos páginas. Me falta la tercera, que es la parte más complicada..
Amigo me podrías ayudar con el link de la partitura porfavor no logro descargarlo
@@sivasparac heroe
Cuentas tu vida con musica
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beautiful! Not easy to do 3 vs 2. The Major vs the minor sound so great in this masterpiece.
Hey Paul, love your videos! Keep it up. I'm not sure if you currently are but would you consider uploading you recordings to Spotify (and preferably Deezer)? I can imagine there definitely being an audience for it and I would love to stream your recordings!
Quelle merveille.. Je vais la travailler... Dire qu'il est mort à 31 ans.... Quel génie....
Hey Paul,
I just worked this partition, i play it like you.
This melody is so beautiful, and i play with my daughter, cello.
sublime
Thank you SO much for this fabulous piece, supporting materials, AND, the music that accompanies your playing. It is a true act of kindness to a bunch of people you don't know!
Божественная мелодия! Равных Шуберту нет!
Isnt there a modern song that uses this theme? They seem to feature it in movies and dramas.
Ich denke an meine erste Liebe, die platonisch endete...welch Gedanke
this guy brings out the BEST in every piece he plays.
Liszt Is the best arranger
Schubert has an amazing catalog of music but sadly he's very overlooked
Blond Gourmandises exactly, I find Schubert to have the most beautiful melodies, perhaps even more so than Chopin.
Romantic era has the most beautiful melodies ! :)
Even though he's extremely well known?
overlooked by amateurs, not so much by professionals I think.
lol what? He's still extremely well known long after his death.
Thank so much for posting the PDF link as this wonderful version is just within my technical abilities.
Excellent playing and sound quality. Thanks for sharing! Didn't manage to find the PDF score.
Mr Barton, I love your videos showing not only the sheet but also the keyboard with you playing. That helps me so much to remind me how to play again what I learned quite a while ago. Thank you so much for that. I will look for your other videos like this one!
wonderful piece, tenderly played. Bravo Mr. Barton!
Thanks a lot. Tenderly played .
Just bought some Schubert original sheets from Henle and this is not in it. :(
😭😭😭
Reminds me of my Dad, who passed away a few months ago. Your hands also resemble his. Thank you :)
Dang, sorry dude.
Nice. I would love to see Der Leiermann.
THANKS for including the transcript!!
Their happiest day
I came to find you here after the music for the elephant. You touch my heart❤️
Just started learning this piece today!!! Amazing Schubert~ Thanks a lot, Paul Barton, this video is what I needed exactly!
Beautiful/ I Have played this
Very melodic piece of music!💙
Hi! I just wanted to say thank you to Mr. Paul Barton, with such an amazing performances that you post everyday in your channel.
And, only a minor inconvenience, don't you think that the G3, on your piano, sounds very out of tune?
Están todas las notas
Los tempos correctos etc
Pero....falta la musicalidad
Algo habitual en Ud
Mmucha técnica
Poca música lola..mento
Thank you so much, not only for playing so beautifully for our enjoyment, but also, sharing the information on the free download site. Much appreciated!
А, как будет эта же музыка звучать в духе буги?
THANK YOU ! GREATINGS FROM SOUTH AMERICA !! 🙋♀️🙋♂️🤷♀️🤷♂️🌻🌺🌳🌼🐐🐿🌷🌿🌵🌱☘⚘🌵🌳🐦🐥🐐🐪🐫🐿🦉🐸🐍🐢🐌
Thank you. Practice motivation for chronicly lazy. I wire $300 to my sister. After an hours practice i text her to say i did it and she wires me $18 and she keeps $2. Im stingy so having to pay my annoying sister $2 will piss me off so much that after the 15 time ive done this i will do the practice with out needing the incentive. Hell maybe she pays me 15 and keeps 5 so even greater sting lol.
Most enjoyable. Loved watching your hands. The movements were so expressive and just makes me imagine how expressive the rest of your body must have been. Great touch and loved the piece. Thanks for playing it.
Wait a minute... didn’t I hear this in Five Nights at Freddy’s?
Duke Nukem yeah of course you did. It’s the shadow bonnie minigame
very lovely. I did try (for quite a while) to get this sheet music, but it appears it requires either a membership or out right purchase of the entire piece, which is confusing as it says it is in public domain.
Stunning melody and beautifully played ❤ yet Schubert is quite underrated.
Hi, can I ask in what Piano model you are playing this piece?
Feurich. Has a special pedal.
Can I play this piece when I have completed level 4??? I am now playing "adult adventures book 2".
Formidable, marvellous. But what's the name of the piano, please ! Je ne crois pas que ce soit un acoustique, il me semble, d'après ce que je vois à gauche du clavier, que c'est un numérique. Et le son fait illusion !
I don't see the download link on the website, just the audio.....
I love the starting chord progressions and the 2nds
Paul Barton is underrated but Rousseau is overrated
yea
I play this song as I walk to work in the snow before the late dusk. I admit it’s totally melodramatic, but it gives me one of my favorite feelings
Thank You, Paul for teaching.
Why does everyone ignore the pedal markings?