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Overture in D major, D. 556 – Franz Schubert

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First published at 09:22 UTC on July 29th, 2022.

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Overture in D major, D. 556 by Franz Schubert

Schubert completed this short work for orchestra in 1817, however the first public performance of the work would not take place until 1836, twelve years after Schubert’s death in 1828. In 1813 Schubert had finished his education at Stadtkonvikt (imperial Seminary) in Vienna, and returned home to live with this father in Himmelpfortgrund (a district in central Vienna, barely 5 minutes’ walk from the seminary). From 1814 to 1815 Schubert was enrolled at the St Anna Normal-hauptschule (secondary school) to continue his training to be a teacher of music.

Based on correspondence of the time it was clear Schubert did not enjoy his time at the school or as a teacher of music. Fortunately, in 1816 a close friend of Schubert’s called Franz von Schober would invite Schubert to stay at the Schober family lodge, freeing Schubert from teaching at the Anna Normal-hauptschule and allowing more time for composition.

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