Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 12 minutes ago
Schubert's Serenade, also called "Ständchen" is a composition created by Franz Schubert in 1826. The melody has a very somber tone and has been covered numerous times by a large variety of artists. Here I try my best to show every possible cover I can find.
This is only part 1 of many. Part 1 focuses on Cylinders, a form of audio storage that is embedded onto a cylinder. This is one of the earliest forms of audio recording that could be played back.
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00:00 - Thomas Clark (1897/1898)
02:16 - Charles D'Almaine (1902)
04:35 - Hans Kronold (1905)
06:48 - Venetian Instrumental Trio (1910)
11:11 - Ernst Albert Couturier (1916)
15:23 - Venetian Instrumental Trio (1916)
19:49 - Albert Spalding and André Benoist (1920)
Schubert's Serenade, also called "Ständchen" is a composition created by Franz Schubert in 1826. The melody has a very somber tone and has been covered numerous times by a large variety of artists. Here I try my best to show every possible cover I can find.
This is only part 1 of many. Part 1 focuses on Cylinders, a form of audio storage that is embedded onto a cylinder. This is one of the earliest forms of audio recording that could be played back.
...:..:.: Timestamps :.:..:...
00:00 - Thomas Clark (1897/1898)
02:16 - Charles D'Almaine (1902)
04:35 - Hans Kronold (1905)
06:48 - Venetian Instrumental Trio (1910)
11:11 - Ernst Albert Couturier (1916)
15:23 - Venetian Instrumental Trio (1916)
19:49 - Albert Spalding and André Benoist (1920)
