"Who can do anything after him?" Franz Schubert was reported to have asked after serving as a pallbearer for Beethoven. But, in the short year that the shy composer had left to live, Schubert filled the void left by the Viennese titan, miraculously producing some of music's most treasured masterpieces. Pianist Inon Barnatan, a bright young star of the piano and a familiar figure on CMS' stages, curates this three-concert festival, which recently played to sold-out houses at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw.
Program:
- Franz Schubert 'Piano Sonata in A major, D. 959'
- Franz Schubert 'Schwanengesang for Voice and Piano, D. 957'
Performers:
Randall Scarlata, baritone
Jonathan Biss, piano
SPECIAL EVENTS RELATED TO THIS CONCERT
* Schwanengesang, Schubert's final musical testament, is the subject of Bruce Adolphe's Inside Chamber Music lecture on Wednesday, November 4.
* Schubert Ascending opens on Friday, November 6 and continues on Sunday, November 8.
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