Schubert, the great composer of the 19th century, devoted all his imagination and talent to his works throughout his life. He composed art songs in poetry and music. Therefore, although Schubert was poor throughout his life, his historical status and significance in the field of music after his death are indelible.

Schubert Statue

Schubert’s music not only inherited the monotonous characteristics of classical music, but also added lyrical aestheticism to his poetry, creating a new kind of music Form - art song. What he presented to people was a huge and beautiful scene. Music presents people's hearts and spiritual world. This rendering cannot convey, nor is it adequate, the tension of the environment. Poems can present a beautiful picture before your eyes through titles and words. Music and poetry will give you a new, comprehensive feeling, like being there.

So Schubert’s historical status depends on his contribution to music. In 19th-century Europe, no musical form resonated with such a great man. He reasonably opens the gap between musicians and audiences, making the communication between audience and musicians simple and direct, and conveys the imagination of musicians more completely into the hearts of the audience. The emergence of art also perfectly combines music and poetry, colliding with each other to produce more shocking power.

Therefore, Schubert’s historical status cannot be ignored. He is another shining star in the history of European music in the 19th century, as famous as Mozart and Beethoven. Although Schubert's life was short, he left a large number of works dotted with music stars. He made people realize that music can be colorful.

The story of Schubert’s lullaby

The great Austrian composer Schubert told us many of his works, like stories, making us feel like we were there . The lullabies we are now familiar with also have stories in them. It looks great, but there is only hope.

Portrait of Schubert

The story of Schubert's Lullaby begins when Schubert was 19 years old. Schubert's life was still very difficult at that time. One evening, Schubert was wandering the streets, hoping that he would be lucky enough to meet an acquaintance or someone who could give him a bite to eat. However, he wandered the streets for a long time, hoping that nothing would happen. Schubert couldn't stand the feeling of hunger.

Schubert walked into a luxurious restaurant amid contradictions, coldness and hunger. He sat down at a table and saw an old newspaper lying on the table. When Schubert had nothing to do, he dug out the newspaper. He saw a poem on the table that caught his attention. A peaceful and peaceful scene immediately emerged in Schubert's mind. Schubert's artistic inspiration was also inspired. He soon composed an art song based on his feelings about the poem. It is a well known art and now we sing lullabies.

After writing it, Schubert gave his impromptu lullaby to his boss. Obviously, he didn't know enough about music, but he knew the song was beautiful, so he gave Schubert a nice meal. This is the story of Schubert's Lullaby. Although Schubert's environment was not good, he still yearned for beauty. This lullaby is for beautiful children and mothers who love them deeply. Lullabies spread quickly, but Schubert plunged our world into misery.

Schubert’s contribution

When it comes to the contribution of the Austrian composer Schubert, many people will think of "The Devil". In fact, "Devil" is not Schubert's original work. This is a sentence written by Goethe. Before Schubert, many famous composers had composed "Devil" for this purpose. It's a shame they didn't go beyond Schubert's version. Schubert's "Devil" was considered by the audience to be the most dramatic piece, so "Devil" later became synonymous with Schubert's contribution.

Schubert Statue

However, Schubert's contribution goes far beyond providing a "devil" for Austrian music. He is the greatest composer and pianist in European history. He composed more than 600 songs and more than 20 operas throughout his life. In just 31 years, he left behind famous cultural heritage and spiritual wealth for future generations. Many of Schubert's masterpieces are still touring around the world. People often come to his tomb to pay tribute to this great composer.

In fact, one of Schubert's most important contributions is that he created the wave of romantic music. It can be said that Schubert is the first person of Western European romantic style. Unfortunately, the conservative officials of that era did not appreciate the performance of this musical genius. Because of this, Schubert lived in poverty and was unwilling to publish his famous songs. Even "Devils" took five years to pay him.

After Schubert's death, later generations ranked him with Beethoven and considered him the only musical genius in the world. The most dramatic thing is that he highly praised Beethoven's music throughout his life. Although he only met Beethoven once, he was considered a confidant. According to Beethoven's wishes after his death, Schubert was buried next to his tomb.