By
Franz Schubert
Schubert's "Wanderer Fantasy," composed in 1822, is a pivotal work in the Romantic piano repertoire. The inspiration for this piece comes from Schubert's own lied, "Der Wanderer," which he based the fantasy on. It is celebrated for its technical demands and structural innovation, as it merges sonata and fantasy forms.
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by:
Henry Kramer
Join international prizewinner Henry Kramer for close look at the first movment of Schubert's great "Wanderer" Fantasy, D. 760. The lesson is in three parts: first, Kramer examines the harmony of each section, precisely relating these modulations to sections of the lied on which the Fantasy is based.<br><br>Second, Kramer addresses the question of accents. Schubert writes many types of accents in this work, and Kramer demonstrates how to hold the audience's attention with distinctive and diverse accentuation.
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