To sum it up: Schubert was vertically challenged, socially challenged, aesthetically challenged, romantically challenged and self-promotionally challenged. So, I'm practically there. Just need a few more years of piano lessons and I'm good.

He's so underappreciated

I’ve been obsessed with Schubert for quite awhile but never really know his history. Your video almost bring tears to my eyes because I suddenly feel the connection with Schubert even more! ❤thanks!

Thank you so very much for this bio-vid! Schubert is my favorite composer of all time. To this day, I still feel that he deserves more appreciation!

Piano TV, you help me get A's in my piano history class! Thank you so much!

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Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for all the work you have been doing. Your videos span a wide range of topics related to the wonderful world of the piano and are easy to understand for someone like me who started learning music theory and piano 2 months ago. It's educational, your style is fresh and contemporary and it has me looking forward to the next one each time. Thanks.

Thank you for this post, very engaging. I learnt when I was a toddler that I am in fact related to shubert Through my father’s side. He was a very underrated composer at the time but in later years all his work has carried!

I love your video!!! You explain things very well, thank you very much!

Thank you! Really nice video about Schubert - one of my favorite composers. :)

The reference to Star Wars was beautiful

Love that you chose his impromptu as the background music. It’s my favourite piano piece.

What a very informative video from a very intelligent young lady. Thank you.

Thanks, loved the video

Schubert came into my mind yesterday, so I thought I'd find out a little bit about his life. Thank you for making this video, I now have a good idea of what he was like. 👍

Good stuff thanks

Wow! so entertaining!! and educational. subscribed!!!!!!!!

You are the reason I haven’t failed Music Theory yet. Thank you so much! 🙏🙏❤️

So fun to watch your biographies of composers.

Hey, I just discovered your chanel and I wanted to say that I absolutely love your videos

This is the first video on your channel I`ve watched and I want to thank you so much! You're simply amazing, keep up the good work! I`ll definitely share your videos with my friends:)

Very well done. I hope we will hear some performances of Alfred Brendel next video!

Could you please make a video on Schumann and Mendelssohn? Thank you!!! You’re awesome and super entertaining.

it'd be awesome to see a video on Liszt :). Thanks for the awesome video.

Based on other biographies on Schubert that I've seen and read, he was very social and quite the partier and drinker, akin to Mozart. It is thanks to his friends and social circles that his music was played at all in his lifetime, therefore he comes off to me more as an extrovert. He is in no way an introvert along the same lines as, say, Chopin.

This is great! You should do a video on Gabriel Fauré. Nocturne 13 in B minor, The Sicilienne, Pavane, and Après un Rêve are some of my favorite pieces of music ever! Plus he had a really great mustache.

About ten days before his death Schubert dined at my house in the company of several other friends. He was very cheerful, indeed, exceptionally jovial, into which mood he had been set by the large quantities of wine - of which he was no despiser - which he had drunk during the evening. He had eaten, so I believe, the above-mentioned fish, which had nauseated him and given him the feeling that he had been poisoned at his brother's house several evenings before that. The poison seemed to have had no lasting effect, however, since on that evening at my house he was completely well and, as already said, exceptionally jovial.

You must visit vienna its so much to see and feel for fans of classic musik💖💗💞

He is a relative of mine. On my mom's side of the family. I guess that's where I get my music abilities from is Franz Schubert.

You are so beautiful....and you specialize on classical music too. Amazing.

Beautiful eyes you have They sparkle with enthusiasm xx

I love your videos; especially when there's humor involved. "He had this glorious inner life" *shows a picture of a buttered pancake and a mini waffle walking along holding hands and carrying a knife and a fork* Seriously though, you're helping me enjoy learning about classical composers!

Schubert also was a torchaberrer at Beethoven’s funeral and became friendly with him at the end of their lives

I like how Schubert's first love was apparently Carrie-Ann Moss, according to that picture.

Loved the video. Just one thing, at 3:19, the picture was not a drawing of a young Schubert but a chalk drawing of Dr Karl Joseph von Hartmann.

I mean, if that pencil sketch drawing thing is any indication at least he was cute at 19?

Several great composers only lived into their 30s! 😥 Just think How much More Bach and Mozart would have cranked out, had they lived longer!! I appreciate so much your history!!

his piano sonata 960 andante is possibly the most sentimental piece of music of all time

He died way too young. Imagine all the great music we would have if he had lived even into his 40s or 50s

Could you do an analysis on Danzas Argentinas

I just discovered your channel. I'm really enjoying it. I'm curious...do you compose?

He was a member of The Vienna Boys Choir . B

Vogl's vocals were en vogue with the VIP volks.

A generation ago, composers rely on being employed by a patron of music either a nobleman or a member of a royal family with the except of Mozart. After the French revolution, there were still composers employed by wealthy patrons but getting rare. Composers like Beethoven began to market themselves like Pop musicians do today by performing in public. Once listened to a radio program featuring some Classical pieces. The commentator asked what if a composer had lived another 100 years? What kind of music would he write? Composers who lived that long would have to reinvent themselves by creating music in the style of the day to stay relevant. For instance if J.S. Bach lived another decade, his music would be more like the ones by Mozart & Hayden. The Baroque style was fading. Bach's middle son CPE was considered a composer in transition. His youngest son abandoned the Baroque style completely and wrote pieces more like the ones by Hayden. Vivaldi was in a similar situation. He was famous for a while but near the time of his death, the Baroque style of music was becoming less popular. If Schubert was to live even 1 more year, he would have been able to finish his last symphony #8 with 4 movements instead of just 2 which earned the nickname "Unfinished".

So how did he get syphilis 🥲

you’re the only reason i’m passing rcm history 9

Why didn’t Schubert develop patrons to bankroll his music like other composers?

All my homies love Schubert

1500 composition! thats insane

This is was great! thank you! Have you made a video on Liszt yet ?

I am in love with you. Love the way you speak. Let's make a duo and play the piano together, like 4 hands. Or even one of us plays and the other sings.

What music is playing in the background?

Please do Richard Wagner!!!

I'm a beginner , and trying to teach myself do you have any advice?

Oh dear, those glasses.

Who painted all those paintings?

b, bu, but he looked so pretty at 19!!! =O 3:20

He was 5'1".

Every Catholic should appreciate this dude

31!!! omg

"I dunno...this isn't a morality channel!" LOL

i see myself a lot in schubert. what if i'm schubert? (this is a joke im not schubert, although we have quite a lot of similarities, i'm nothing comparable to The Man)

There are two Franz Schubert composers

There'se.... Leader....SIGNS

Nicely done! Here my critics: wiener klassik, not just klassik - you should be more precise here. 'everything Liszt touched, turned to gold' - I doubt it. Schubert & Liszt are very interesting opposite characters. Despite Liszt having more apparent success during his lifetime, Schuberts repertoire, in particular the symphonies, piano sonatas, and chamber music is much more present today than anything of Liszt with the exceptions of some bravura pieces; so I feel most of schuberts opus may survive longer.

Ava Maria.

THE PANCAKE

Schubert’s life story kind of reminds me of Van Gogh, who himself failed to see any success within his lifetime.

Shober and Schubert shared a sherbet with their Sherpa

Awwee.. :(( Someone should've gave him a biogesic.

Helpful info, but you could do better by not using "like" so much. :D I look forward to watching more of your videos!

637th liked

3:21 that's not Schubert

3:19 looks EXCACTLY like my cousins BF!

He’s no Finzi!!!

YOUR HAIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I fell in love with you the first second I saw you. you have a beautiful mind. I am Malcolm Yip. I come from Hong Kong.

God why all my favorite composers lived such a miserable life, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Schubert ☹️

Syphillis indicated poverty or associated with prostitution? Mercury used to be a medicinal treatment for pain? Most of these musicians lived in poverty, worked for church, and are writers?

He died of Syphillis? He must’ve got a hold of some bad 😻

kraftwerk brought me here

His name is pronounced "Frahnts" not "Fraaanz". Geesh.

Speak with a very metallic voice - (change perhaps the place of the recording which is not adapted)... This is quite a shame because otherwise it would be rather interesting though very incomplete.

I compare Schubert to the golden age of KZfaq both didn’t get payed much if ever had fun didn’t do it for the money not famous except for a small group of friends family

Pieces, not not songs...

Didn't ask

I want to marry with you !, are u a pianist instead ! ?

Stop saying the word "like" so much. Are you a Valley Girl?

very well explained and animated... thanks a lot

Liszt a great what? composer? you must be kidding Liszt was a piano player period and NOT a composer just compare his liebestraume to Schuberts impromptu op 90 n 3 total fraud copy. He ruined Ave Maria plus Serenata he thought Schubert was a just his pupil I STOP HERE

NIce vid, by why not delve into Schubert being gay? It's not a secret.

Having lived in Vienna for many years, studied and taught music, I found your presentation interesting and engaging. However, please learn to pronounce German names correctly. It's like fingernails on a chalkboard and takes such little time to correct. It would add much more legitimacy to your video. Thank you.

This is the last person I like to see talking about the life of Franz Schubert. With her appearance, she should better commenting about the life of the Beatles. The made-up face always giggling and the shrill voice does not fit a serious topic. I'm sure it is not her fault, but she should find another activity.