Fantasie in f minor Opus 103 - D 940

Originally composed for piano four-hands in 1828, this piece showcases Schubert's intricate musical style. Premiered by the composer and Franz Lachner, it was dedicated to Countess Caroline Esterházy and published posthumously in 1829. An insightful article by David Humphries highlights the connections between this work and Mozart's Fantasia K. 608, suggesting a deeper relationship that could inspire a solo organ piece. This exploration reveals the rich intertextuality in Schubert's composition, inviting further appreciation of its musical depth.