Staier & Piricone: Schubert for four hands piano

In the spring of 1828, just a few months before his premature death, Schubert put the finishing touches on this Fantasia, one of the most lyrical works in his catalogue. The work is divided into the conventional four movements of the sonata, which are interconnected and performed without pause, and features a rich palette of textures and keys. The initial cantabile, in which beauty and simplicity combine to create one of the most unforgettable moments in the whole of Schubert’s work, gives way to a fugal passage and a section in the manner of a minuet, concluding with the unforgettable opening melody.
Franz Schubert: Fantasy in F minor Op. 103, D 940
Andreas Staier and Antonio Piricone (piano with four hands)
Excerpt from the concert of the cycle "The art of piano in Muzio Clementi"
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April 18, 2012
Juan March Foundation, Madrid

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¡ME ENCANTA! ¿Soy el único joven que escucha esta estupenda melodía?

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Mira que busqué esta melodia porque salía en una peliculs y qué maravilla, aquí está y magnífica! Gracias

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Parabéns à notável dupla de pianistas pela impecável interpretação da obra- prima imortal do grande Schubert!

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Excelente interpretación… levanta el espíritu … 🌹

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Dit vind ik dus echt hele prettige en delicate muziek om naar te luisteren.

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BRAVISSIMO ANTONIO！SALUTI DAL GIAPPONE

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Trés magnifique!!

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Qué maravilla!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Marta esta obra esta muy buena.

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Nombre opus etc?

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Fantasía en Fa menor Opus 103, D940