Franz Peter Schubert was an Austrian composer born in 1797 in Vienna. He composed over 1000 works, including 600 songs, 7 complete symphonies and an unfinished 8th symphony, 30 chamber works, and 21 sonatas. Schubert showed early musical talent and received instruction from his father from age 5. He was largely self-taught as a composer after attending several schools. Schubert's style was influenced by Beethoven and Mozart, and he excelled particularly in piano compositions and Lieder. He died in 1828 at the young age of 31.

1. Franz Peter Schubert

2. Index Biography ( 2 ) His Style His Music Media

3. Biography Birth Place: Himmelpfortgrund (Actually is Alsergrund) in Vienna. Birth Date: January 31, 1797 Death Date: November 19, 1828 He composed over a 1000 works Franz Schubert’s Home

4. Biography 2 Since he was 5, Schubert began to recive regular musical instruction from his father. The first instrument he started playing was the violin. Antonio Salieri was the first person that could recognize Schubert’s art. After going to several schools, he started to compose by his own.

5. His Style Clearly Influenced by the sonata forms of Beethoven and Mozart. He mostly wrote piano compostitions. He was one of the best in the genre of the Lied. His music skills increased thoughout his life. One of Schubert’s Lied

6. His Music He wrote almost 1000 compositions. 600 of them where songs. He wrote 7 complete symphonies and a last one which is uncomplete The last symphony could be the 8th one He wrote 30 chamber works and 21 sonatas Schubert’s Die Unvollendete "Allegro moderato"

7. Media Die schöne Müllerin (Video) Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished Symphony) Part1 Part2

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