SCHUBERT; FRANZ

Reference Recording: Jochum’s Boston Schubert “Unfinished”

David Hurwitz

There are millions of recordings of Schubert’s “Unfinished” Symphony, and […]

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Schubert’s Ninth: Which Wand?

David Hurwitz

Günter Wand recorded Schubert’s Ninth (officially) three times: in Cologne,

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Reference Recording: Perahia/Lupu Incomparable In Mozart/Schubert

Jed Distler

Murray Perahia and Radu Lupu first teamed up on disc

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Filling In The Gaps: Schubert Opera Overtures

David Hurwitz

Technically this disc is a reissue of a Koch/Schwann recording

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Végh Offers the Hipsters a Schubert Clinic

David Hurwitz

Anyone who cares about the true meaning of authenticity in

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SOMETHING ALMOST BEING SAID–Music of Bach & Schubert

Jed Distler

Simone Dinnerstein’s second Sony Classical release frames Schubert’s D. 899 Impromptus between Bach’s C minor and B-flat major Partitas. When Dinnerstein and Bach team up

Ju’s Potentially Promising Beethoven, Schubert, & Czerny

Jed Distler

The young Beijing-based pianist Jin Ju came to international attention in October 2009 when she played an internationally telecast concert from the Vatican in the

Schubert: Piano sonatas, Impromptus/Lewis

Jed Distler

The present release marks Paul Lewis’ return to solo Schubert since his first two discs for Harmonia Mundi. Unleashing great ferocity and brio at the

Christoph Eschenbach: The Early Recordings

Jed Distler

This reissue brings together just about all of Christoph Eschenbach’s solo piano recordings for Deutsche Grammophon, with the notable exception of his Mozart sonata cycle

Schubert & Liszt: Piano music/Kissin

Jed Distler

If this recording is anything to go by, Evgeny Kissin is not so much miscast in Schubert’s sublime and difficult-to-sustain posthumous B-flat Sonata as he