SCHUBERT IN LIFE & SONGS - I. Surviving the Erlking 1797-1815
To mark the great composer’s birthday, we are delighted to share a new four-part video series exploring the life of Franz Schubert, presented by Graham Johnson (commissioned by John Gilhooly). Having engaged with Schubert’s music for over five decades as an internationally celebrated performer, scholar and author, Johnson offers unique insights into Schubert’s story, building a vivid and detailed picture of this incomparable composer. In the first part of the series, Graham Johnson explores Franz Schubert’s early life in Vienna. Focusing here on the formative influences on Schubert’s musical development, Johnson delves into Schubert’s home life, the first concerts he experienced and his school years.

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SCHUBERT IN LIFE & SONGS IV. The Winter Harvest 1825-1828

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Saturday 30th April - Lecture with Graham Johnson OBE

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Orphic Hymns: Guiding Souls Through the Celestial Spheres

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Famous Composers Series - Franz Schubert (Documentary)

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Maurizio! The Life and Times of Maurice Ravel

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What did Liszt’s concerts REALLY sound like?

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SCHUBERT IN LIFE & SONGS III. Watershed. Die schöne Müllerin, Before & After 1821-1824

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Understanding Schubert with Susan Waterfall

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Alfred Brendel - Beethoven’s Last Sonatas and His Late Style

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URGENT UPDATE - Iran War Expert: A Mass Casualty Attack Is Coming! | Robert Pape

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Wigmore Hall Podcasts: The Pianos of Wigmore Hall

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Graham Johnson - Poulenc: The life in the songs

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Michael Parloff: Schubert’s and Beethoven’s Relationship (“Classical Twilight," Part 1; Music@Menlo)

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András Schiff - Full conversation on Johannes Brahms's Piano Concertos | ECM Records

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Sir András Schiff Piano Masterclass at the RCM: Martin James Bartlett

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Arthur Rubinstein at Wigmore Hall

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You Don't Hate Classical Singing. You Just Hate Opera.

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About Schubert Part Three: Per Tengstrand, NOVO Quartet, Katie Liu, Daniel Thorell, Kaya Kato Møller

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Ian Bostridge and Jeremy Denk on Winterreise: Anatomy of an Obsession

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