Announcing the Schubert Challenge – Learn a Piece this month!
This June, join pianists on tonebase for the tonebase Schubert Challenge! Whether you’re new to Schubert or ready to revisit an old favorite, this is your chance to learn a complete piece in just four weeks — with community support, and a final showcase at the end.
Starts June 23rd
Choose your own Schubert piece
Submit a final video performance
Let’s bring Schubert’s timeless music to life — one practice session at a time.
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I`m interested but I will be away from piano during the Shubert Challenge. I would like to follow the link to listen to recordings.
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My local piano immersion runs from July 5-13, but I’m going to enter the challenge anyway as it’s too good an opportunity to miss! Schubert, Sonata, G Major, D.894, 1st movement.
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I’m signing up for this challenge with the Impromptu in A flat major from D 935 (Op. 142 No. 2).
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Alexander Weymann one of my favorite!
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Alexander Weymann Looking forward to hearing this, Alex!
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Alexander Weymann Can't wait to hear you!
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I am signing up with Schubert Moment Musical #2.
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Vidhya Bashyam What a beautiful choice, Vidhya!
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Hi everyone! Long time, no see on my end…the school year has really beaten me up! (Partner teacher was on paternity leave for three months in spring- our busiest time!) I’d love to join this challenge. I’m thinking I may start the B Flat Sonata for a real push.
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Bryan Sable Hi Bryan, so great to see you again here! Can't wait to hear your Schubert.
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Bryan Sable Good to see you on the forums again!
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Gail Ravin Starr it’s been too long. This year was ROUGH in all the right ways. I barely remember where middle c is.
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Bryan Sable No matter what I want to hear what you decide to play! Maybe something without a lot of flats or sharps, LOL?
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Michelle R thanks! I’m sad that I haven’t been able to be on, but appreciate the warm welcome back!
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Gail Ravin Starr well, I just did my first full sight read of the Sonata in B Flat. It’s a BIG work! I’ll post the video in segments!
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Bryan Sable I know you'll do great!
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I’m signing up with Impromptu in A-flat major, D 899 op. 90, #4. Always wanted to learn it!
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Astrida wonderful!
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Thurmond and I will each be playing something individually (I'll play one of the dances, and he will work on number two of the Drei Klavierstucke). But we thought we might also work on a 4-hands piece together, the Landler D366/3 as arranged by Johannes Brahms. I found several of these nice 4-hands pieces in a little book entitled "Mein Erster Schubert."
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Michelle R Lovely! Can’t wait to hear you both!
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Vidhya Bashyam Thanks! The 4-hands piece is pretty simple, but it's the first time playing with another person for both of us (I don't think our rendition of chopsticks counts!).
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Michelle R Chopsticks DOES count!
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Gail Ravin Starr I think it counts only if both the players remain upright and playing - I started giggling, then laughing, and couldn't keep playing because it was so funny!!
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Michelle R wonderful - looking forward to hearing all three of your pieces! Glad I didn't end up picking the Klavierstück No. 2 which had been a very serious consideration.
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Will start Moment Musical D780 #6 this weekend.
