Franz Schubert - Piano trio in E flat major No.2, op.100 (w/ score)

-Composer: Franz Schubert (1797-1828), composed in 1827
-Ensemble: Trio Wanderer ; Harmonia mundi 2000
00:01 - I. Allegro
12:18 - II. Andante con moto
22:01 - III. Scherzando (Allegro moderato)
28:50 - IV. Allegro moderato
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[@starless5668]

For everyone who only came here for the 2nd movement: You missed the best part of it. Do yourself a favour and listen to 33:40 .

[@lorenastanmore6859]

❤

[@jeske100]

Yessss!!!!

[@talavb9301]

Good lord that is just musically orgasmic in the best possible way, thank you so much

[@cobrastriesand7693]

Well next-best part, but thank you sincerely.

[@markhughes7927]

Makes me think of someone on horseback moving away but remembering the ‘event’ in colder air but full of it...

[@willemeret2398]

Breaks my heart that Schubert had to die so young 😔! His melodies in all his works, but especially his late works, were transcendental! The melodies in his unfinished symphony, the 2nd mvmnts in his last two sonatas (the whole sonatas are great), his last song set schwanengsang are all some of the best composition ever on paper!

[@luisdiazlopez3712]

No olvidemos su Quinteto en Do, con 2 cellos, una especie de testamento. cumbre de la música de cámara y, para muchos (incluido el suscrito) la cumbre de toda la música occidental.

[@brianbernstein3826]

Schubert is so colorful, his music makes me think of fantastic paintings... he is such a master of moods and worlds.

[@mohamedazizmnara1824]

00:00 - l. Allegro 12:18 - II. Andante con moto 22:00 - III. Scherzando (Allegro moderato) 28:50 - IV. Allegro moderato Superbe harmonie étonnante et spirituelle ❤️❤️🎹🎼🎻❤️❤️

[@KurwaRomek]

C'était dans la description, venez pas tapiner des likes

[@mohamedazizmnara1824]

@@KurwaRomek Ce n'était jamais mon but d'avoir des likes monsieur, ce sont vos craintes

[@aranbenjo2695]

You said right, it's spiritual music. È una musica meravigliosa.

[@hibryd7481]

I listened to this in its entirety, admittedly, half-drunk. After an night of surfing and searching with Schubert as my companion, a particularly rousing crescendo focused my attention onto the timeline, revealing, to my surprise, that precisely 1 minute remained. For 1 minute, my half-drunk mind grappled with the final refrain of this melody and the faintest outline of dawn pressing itself through the shapes of the trees. It was ineffably beautiful. RIP Schubert.

[@Amarcordons]

Wow, amazing ! Thanks for sharing @Michael

[@supawels3627]

Diese Musik ist ein Rausch ohne Alkohol, so wie meine Mutter mich lehrte: "Jugend ist Trunkenheit ohne Alkohol, mein Junge."

[@leetheflea7584]

I'm listening to this whilst drinking now!!! Man Schubert was awesome. He's an absolute LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God bless you Schubert!!!! Thanks for coming down here and giving the world your extraordinary music!!! It's top of the range.

[@hibryd7481]

​@@supawels3627 You're mother gave you excellent advice. :3

[@msurocks1973]

The unmatchable 2nd movement reprisals in the finale are shit your pants awesome moments to be sure. Awesome trio. Bravo.

[@patatica]

Every morning, I enjoy my te while working and at this moment 12:15 this marvellous piece makes me see through the window and stare at the sun while rising. Thanks Franz.

[@edwardescobar4243]

I almost

[@SSS-el7db]

너무 아름다운 곡이에요 자주 듣고 있어요😊

[@ilyaaltincinar7683]

A lovely hug from Schubert ❤

[@edfelstein3891]

21:41 ...good or bad, handsome or ugly, rich or poor they are all equal now.

[@AlexChuKHGuitar]

barry lydon

[@sebastianwang9498]

Incredible piano trio, maybe my favourite ever

[@sarahvissante8833]

Incroyable composition et performance !

[@supawels3627]

Dieses "Spätwerk" ist suchterzeugend. Ich wechsle immer mal zwischen dieser hervorragenden Notenversion und dem ( noch mitreissenderen) Trio Gaspard, bei dem auch noch heftig geflirtet wird.

[@piano_man7416]

Incredible music!! Absolutely love it!!

[@alberteinstein6041]

Quel merveilleux second mouvement ! En fermant les yeux il est alors possible de voir Schubert lui même apparaître à ses côtés

[@jarrodanderson2124]

Thank you Barry Lyndon

[@giuliva]

I am here for the same reason.. one of mu favourite films ever... and the music... emotional

[@pie3566]

Otro cabeza de TV

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Tremendo. De profundidad "oceánica". Puro sentimiento, especialmente el 2do movimiento. Impecable versión del Trio Wanderer

[@rosangelafigueiredo6082]

Música toda maravilhosa, mas o 2° movimento é insuperável. E o Trio Wanderer é brilhante, impecável.

[@liuphilip2365]

The second moment thaw my frozen heart ❤️

[@eva9500]

12:22 thème 1 14:12 thème 2 15:19 passage oppressant 17:25 passage affolé 12:55 cloches

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Una de las obras más profundas, bellas y de mayor sentimiento jamás compuesta

[@TempodiPiano]

grazie Giovanni!

[@marie-francehily8336]

La perfection de l'interprétation est ici atteinte.

[@martinmellacarames464]

14:54 magic...

[@TimondeNood]

Schubert

[@Rosangela161]

Fascinating!

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

41:49 - so now we know where Mendelssohn got his wedding march idea from...

[@j.a.2761]

Andante con moto

[@CplBlackHawk]

Goosebumps (Also from the series, lol)

[@markhughes7927]

I like the way Schubert thins the texture on particular moments, makes all seem trembley, and then drops a few limpid synasthesia bombs......i always wonder where he gets them from!

[@charliehinde2982]

Who else came here for 12:18?

[@TheSeanoops]

Barry Lindon.

[@baekfisch]

The most beautiful movement of Schubert ever !

[@TonyYaphetS]

the mechanic jason statham

[@tor1302]

@@TheSeanoops lyndon. the final scene especially. what is lady lyndon thinking about? the big qustion kubrick leaves us with.

[@baudy1627]

Thank you !

[@millercgr]

I don't remember how I was informed of this but there is a small section of the fourth movement that resembles closely the melody of the Leave it to Beaver Theme aka The Toy Parade. Must've been Bruce Adolphe who pointed it out.

[@GuestUser18]

yes I’ve heard of that too

[@martyheresniak5203]

Glad to have the score to follow. Could do without the random commercial interruptions, often in the middle of a phrase.

[@hrabiahoreszko2123]

Perfect ambient music if you are in mood to act like sad aristocrat in big palace

[@taylorriley3351]

Barry Lyndon?!

[@pie3566]

Los gringos piensan todo como películas. No pueden sacar el televisor de sus cabezas: tv tv tv

[@rmcewan10]

30:10

[@riccardozeta1470]

Can the owner of the channel choose the moments when the ads should pop up? I got seven of them mid-movements, and it completely ruined the listening

[@giovannibattistaboccardo1410]

I’m sorry but I can’t! I suggest you AdBlock that removes pop up, good listening

[@riccardozeta1470]

@@giovannibattistaboccardo1410 Thanks :)

[@morgainecor9870]

Oh... I have youtube premium for that 😅

[@nancyswindler7414]

I got them perfectly between mvmts, so perhaps YT heard you! :)

[@BeauHoyt-n9p]

12:18 Allosaurus vs Brontosaurus from The Lost World (1925)

[@MrOlogramma]

The Hunger ❤

[@nestormonroy_]

17:39 ✴

[@sofiecruz1247]

4:00 sounds like Schubert impromptu op 90 no 4

[@GuestUser18]

yea sorta

[@kathleenkathleen7028]

hmmm i like it the way thay can make a piktur in my hed

[@RaptorT1V]

34:45 Why I am hearing drums?))

[@filmnobelpreis]

12:18 That piece sound slike straight out of a silent film.

[@estudiocriativa]

12:40

[@Swaroque]

Schubert absorbed Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven and made an alternative Romantic style to Beethoven who used brick like structures.

[@Infixfun]

Novice musician here. Can anyone explain what's up with those grace notes at the end of bar 47? (0:55) Especially the E-natural-sharp.

[@mikoajbaczynski3733]

Listen to Satie's Gnossienne no 1. It has a lot of them, others aren't numerous and the melody is played slowly enough to understand the concept.

[@sorabji1]

Traditionally, one would put a natural before an accidental is applied to a note in the key signature. In this case, since E is flat in the key signature, in order to write E-sharp, you would need to write a natural first. Most modern editions leave off these rather redundant accidentals, so this score must be a somewhat older edition.

[@TheSeanoops]

I can’t read music, is what’s being played written down on the sheet music that’s shown?

[@wellanderubis6080]

It is.

[@TheSeanoops]

Wellan De Rubis Thank you 👌🏻

[@DavidA-ps1qr]

Hi Vulcan. Don't take any notice of the Debussy idiot, he's unsuccessfully trying to be funny. Hey, why not try and learn to read it. Then you will be able to follow scores and understand how it all works. Lots of simple starter books about it around, you can teach yourself. I've been reading music since I was 5 years old and believe me it's never too late to start. Good luck. David A

[@Jason-pt6mp]

@@DavidA-ps1qr He's clearly successful in trying to be funny with the number of likes he has on his comment...

[@DavidA-ps1qr]

@@Jason-pt6mp Good point, but with a name like Claude-Achille Debussy he's clearly identifying himself with the nation of France. Those people are renowned for their arrogance and identifying/sneering at people who know less than they do. Which isn't much, by the way.

[@eesti8106]

17:07

[@나연-q3z]

Where can i get this score??

[@laetitiababa]

[@leviolon-etincelle1666]

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[@drinkwater319]

Parts of this could be a pop song on Abbey Road, by McCartney. Sublime songwriting...even though this isn’t a song.

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

last movement is too fast...

[@ChessGod_u]

...

[@ryacoli]

İmran Aliyev well said.

[@donutcat870]

Totally agree!

[@상감마마미워요]

베토벤의 냄새가 많이 나는구나.

[@stachuuu10000]

12:18

[@dilshangomez4894]