Franz Schubert's Miscellaneous Works

Schubert's Adagio in G Major, D. 178, was composed in 1815. It is a one movement piece for piano solo. From the website Franz Peter Schubert (www.franzpeterschubert.com/miscellaneous.html):

"Though there are two known versions of this work, the second is extant only as a fragment. The first version of 8 April 1815 was cast in a tripartite song form (A-B-A) and boasts not only interesting harmonics, but also pianistic brilliance provided by dazzling interjections which the Schubert biographer Alfred Einstein once called 'little virtuoso coquetries'."