Schubert | Serenade (Liszt Arrangement) | Played in all 12 keys

Описание: This video is a piano video of "Schubert's Serenade (Liszt Arr.)" as part of our piano series. Subscribe to our channel if you love piano music.

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Can one melody capture every shade of human emotion?
This video is my answer to that question — and a tribute to the power of harmony and transformation.

Here, I perform Serenade (Ständchen) by Franz Schubert, in the famous transcription by Franz Liszt — but unlike the traditional interpretation, this version is reimagined across all 12 minor keys. A full harmonic journey, revealing how a single piece can shift tone, emotion, and impact with each modulation.


00:00 – D Minor (Original Key)
06:01 – G Minor
12:03 – C Minor
18:03 – F Minor
24:05 – B♭ Minor
30:06 – E♭ Minor
36:06 – G♯ Minor
42:08 – C♯ Minor
48:09 – F♯ Minor
54:10 – B Minor
1:00:11 – E Minor
1:06:12 – A Minor

🎹 Presented as a piano visualizer, this performance moves seamlessly from one key to the next. Each section has its own timestamp, allowing you to explore the subtle emotional changes that occur when we transpose Schubert’s melody into a new sonic world.

🎵 Why 12 Keys?
Playing a classical piano piece in all 12 keys isn’t just a technical exercise — it’s a musical and emotional experiment.
In A minor, the original voice is pure and sorrowful.
In C minor, it becomes darker and more introspective.
In F♯ minor, it feels restless.
And in G♯ minor, it sounds like the last breath of a dream.

This video is about exploring those emotional textures — how key changes aren’t just tonal, they’re psychological.

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What does the same piece sound like in all keys?

And if you did — you’re in the right place.

🌟 What You'll Hear:
An emotional arc that spans all tonalities

A rare reinterpretation of a beloved classical masterpiece

The contrast between light and shadow in each modulation

An invitation to explore your emotional response to sound

📢 Call to Action
💬 Tell me which key resonated with you the most.
Was it the warmth of F minor? The iciness of C♯ minor? The vulnerability of B♭ minor?

💖 If this performance moved you, please like, share, and comment — and don’t forget to subscribe. I’ll be exploring more classical pieces this way, giving them new life in all 12 or even all 24 keys.

Let’s build a space where piano, harmony, and human emotion collide — beautifully.

🎧 Headphones recommended. Let yourself fall in.