Reliquie

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Reliquie

Nickname sometimes given to Schubert's unfinished C major piano sonata begun in 1825, of which only the first and slow movements were completed. The fragmentary minuet and finale have been completed by Ludwig Stark, by Ernst Křenek, and by Willi Rehberg.

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