Schubert: Six Grandes Marches, Op. 40, D 819 Wilhelm Heuss which he only later called

which he only later called Humoresques

one of whom was Beethoven

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Schubert: Six Grandes Marches, Op. 40, D 819 Wilhelm Heuss which he only later calledComposer: Franz Schubert (1797 1828) Editor: Christa Landon Instrumentation: Piano 4 Hands Work: 6 Grandes Marches et Trios, D 819, Op. 40 Binding: Saddle Stitch ISMN: 9790006580330 Size: 12. 0 x 9. 4 inches Pages: 42 Urtext Critical Edition Description The "Six Grandes Marches", Op. 40 D 819 arguably rank among Schubert's most impressive late works for piano four hands. He may have composed them during his second stay at Zselz Castle, where he was