Fantasia for piano in C major ("Wanderer"), D. (Op. 15) 1 Allegro con fuoco ma non troppo.

Schubert did not give it the title, though it is useful for distinguishing the C major work from his other piano Fantasias. In contrast to the bravura of the first section the brooding melody of the song is revealed (slightly altered) as a lyrical interlude before further excursions.

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Get this from a library! Fantasia in C major. D (Wanderer). [Franz Schubert; Sviatoslav Richter].

Get this from a library! Fantasia (The wanderer) in C major, op. [Franz Schubert; Jean-Rodolphe Kars].

Fantasy in C major 'Wanderer', Op. 15 The Fantasy in C, Op. 15 (D ) also known as the Wanderer Fantasy is a four movement piece for piano solo, composed by Schubert in Widely considered his most technically demanding work, Schubert was quoted referencing his own inhability to play it properly.

Schubert's Fantasia in C Major was originally written for piano and was arranged for piano and orchestra as a concerto by Liszt. It is four movements which are played continuously. The first begins with a theme given out by full orchestra which, after development, is taken in the piano.

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