F schubert standchen transcribed by f liszt 1797-1826

[cvfaccio]

Hi
Can't find sheet music, can anybody help me?!
Thanks
And hello to everybody from sunny GIBRALTAR!!!!
 Charlie F

[pytheamateur]

If you are thinking of buying the sheet music, here's the one you need:

https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Piano-Works-Vol-9/978578

You might be able to find one cheaper elsewhere.  Chappell of Bond Street in London sells the book at around £28.00 (still quite expensive).

[49410enrique]

only just in case there is more than one "Standchen" as the OP didn't specify and the collection posted (a very fine and reccommended one) lists Standchen Von Shakespeare, and forgive my ignorance, i do not know if they are one and the same, Liszt and Schubert I prolly know the 'least' of when it comes to their huge music output as a whole.

PD so i post, if it is the one, and you'll study it/learn it/perform, you really should purchase it and support the businesses that make great music available to us, lest good sheet music simply become extinct....

also just in case the economics of it just do not make sense for the OP (i.e havign to buy an entire collection for a single PD work, otherwise if copyrighted the whole compiled set should be bought i.e. w modern compositions, etc)

[pytheamateur]

only just in case there is more than one "Standchen" as the OP didn't specify and the collection posted (a very fine and reccommended one) lists Standchen Von Shakespeare, and forgive my ignorance, i do not know if they are one and the same, Liszt and Schubert I prolly know the 'least' of when it comes to their huge music output as a whole.

PD so i post, if it is the one, and you'll study it/learn it/perform, you really should purchase it and support the businesses that make great music available to us, lest good sheet music simply become extinct....

also just in case the economics of it just do not make sense for the OP (i.e havign to buy an entire collection for a single PD work, otherwise if copyrighted the whole compiled set should be bought i.e. w modern compositions, etc)

Just to confirm, the one Enrique posted is the same piece as the one in collection I referred to.  It is probably more commonly kinown as "Serenade".