Franz Schubert
Sonata 6
in E Minor, D. 566
ID: 2702
Piano score: Scanned score 
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This sonata was published posthumously at widely varying dates and places (between 1848 and 1929). Only the two first movements, Moderato and Allegretto, are certain to be intended by Schubert to form a Sonata. The Scherzo was written into the same manuscript but is sometimes thought to be wrongly included. The concluding Rondo D 506, which was published separately before anyone knew about the existence of the other movements, has been repeatedly suggested as the missing finale.
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"Easy" modern pieces by romanticperiod
Hi all, I'm currently learning Ligeti's Arc en Ciel and am looking for something similar to learn next (Schönberg op11 no2 is something I'm thinking about). Some pieces I've played...
Schubert Piano Sonata D566 e minor by jtattoo
I have the Schiff recording and he plays the two movement version, which I find lovely. However, after much searching can't find an inexpensive copy anywhere. There are two but the...
Can't find the allegretto played w/ Schubert Sonata D.566 in e minor by sucyt
I would appreciate so much any help locating this movement -- it sounds like it's in E major -- that is typically performed as the second movement of this piano sonata (apparently the movements...
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Sonata 6 in E Minor - D. 566 is a piece by the early romantic composer Franz Schubert.
The composition was first published in 1817 and is included in Sonatas by Schubert.
Sonata 6 in E Minor - D. 566 is a piece by the early romantic composer Franz Schubert.
The composition was first published in 1817 and is included in Sonatas by Schubert.