/ʃuːbɛtɪˈɑːdə/, plural Schubertiaden.Schubertiadn.
/ʃuːˈbəːtɪad//ʃuːbɛtɪˈɑːdə/, plural Schubertiaden. A concert party or recital devoted solely to the performance of music and songs by Schubert.
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Philharmonic concert1740
benefit-concert1759
chamber concert1760
recital1762
Dutch concert1774
concert performance1777
philharmonica1796
musical soirée1821
sacred concert1832
soirée musicale1836
promenade concert1839
pianoforte recital1840
ballad concert1855
piano recital1855
Monday pop1862
Pop1862
promenade1864
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Schubertiad1869
recitative1873
organ recital1877
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café concert1891
prom1902
smoke-ho1918
smoking-concert1934
hootenanny1940
opry1940
Liederabend1958
1869 A. D. Coleridge tr. K. von Hellborn Life F. Schubert I. ix. 223 The ‘Schubertiaden’,—social unions of Schubert's friends, where..Schubert's own compositions formed the staple of the entertainment.
1905 E. Duncan Schubert 93 Many of Schubert's friends and acquaintances..banded together in a kind of social union, which became known by the name of Schubertiaden. Games were played, dancing and speech-making were cultivated, while the heart of the whole entertainment was discovered in the performance of Schubert's latest songs, and others of his compositions.
1945 A. Hutchings Schubert iv. 39 Netty Hönig, in whose home so many happy Schubertiads had been held.
1963 Times 12 Mar. 14/4 Last night he and Mr. Gerald Moore gave us a Schubertiad in the Festival Hall.
1967 M. J. E. Brown Schubert Songs v. 40 His [sc. Schubert's] time was occupied in Vienna by..the increasing demands of the very popular Schubertiaden—evenings devoted to the performance of his songs.
1977 Times 1 Feb. 9/2 Yesterday was Schubert's birthday..suitable occasion for a Schubertiad.
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