Franz Schubert Partitions

An impromptu is a 'musical improvisation.' Franz Schubert (January 31, 1797 - November 19, 1828) was one of the first composers to use this form. The Austrian born Schubert composed two series of four...

Für fünf Melodie-Instrumente. Partitur & 35 Einzelstimmen. Alle nur denkbaren Kombinationen sind mit dieser Ausgabe jetzt möglich. Können Sie sich ein klassisches Werk in einer kammermusikalischen Be...

In this, one of Schubert's first and most successful artsongs, Gretchen reflects on her sudden infatuation with Faust. The piano accompaniment, with its relentless sixteenth notes in the right hand, d...

A skillful arranger for young voices, Joyce Eilers has crafted the Kyrie Eleison from Schubert's Mass No. 2 into an accessible masterwork for beginning choral groups. The vocal parts work well over th...

We are proud to release Fred Bock's definitive arrangement of Franz Schubert's famous Holy is the Lord in the H. T. FitzSimon's Classics series. Fred was one of the few who could take an already-class...

There are so many uses for this work originally by Franz Schubert. Try it on feast of the Good Shepherd, for general use, in whole or part as a prayer response, or during Lent.

This lively piece was written by Franz Schubert in 1825, and edited by Ray Robinson for the Choral Tradition Series. It is not difficult but takes some attention to detail.

From our Choral Tradition SeriesIt is of medium difficulty and suitable for secondary level, and above, includes English translation.

This simple setting is representative of Schubert's lighter style. Partsongs of this type were composed for popular singing clubs and home performance, lyrics in both German and English.

With choice of English or Latin text.

Version of this popular setting for SATB Chorus and Organ (or Piano) accompaniment arranged by Carl Deis.

The music is Schubert's 'March Militaire.' The text is wonderfully witty. The result is an unforgettable novelty number for mixed choirs. Each section of the choir brags about being 'the very best in...

The music is Schubert's 'March Militaire.' The text is wonderfully witty. The result is an unforgettable novelty number for mixed choirs. Each section of the choir brags about being 'the very best in...