The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, the Doric String Quartet and the Schubert Ensemble will be among the partners for chamber and orchestral music. Pianist Imogen Cooper will perform Schubert’s great final sonata in B flat, D960.
To help support the festival you can sponsor a song for as little as £25.
To celebrate the launch of a project there is a new disc, Schubert Lieder Year by Year on Stone Records with a lied from each year of his composing career, 19 songs starting with Der Vatermorder D10 and finishing with Die Taubenpost D966a, performed by Mary Bevan, Raphaela Papadakis, Anna Huntley, James Gilchrist, Benjamin Hulett, Daniel Norman, Marcus Farnsworth, Sholto Kynoch.
A song from the disc, Schubert's Erlkönig performed by Daniel Norman and Sholto Kynoch has been released with a specially commissioned film directed and designed by Jeremy Bidgood
Elsewhere on this blog:
- Reader Offer: The Sixteen - Handel’s Jephtha, 14 January 2014, Barbican Hall
- Mesmerising: Matthias Goerne & Leif Ove Andsnes at the Wigmore Hall
- Luis Gomes lunchtime recital
- Brilliant problem child: Bernstein's Candide at the Menier Chocolate Factory
- Britten: Turn of the Screw LSO Live
- Historically informed performance - historic voices
- Poised and inspiring: Mozart's sacred music from Salzburg, choir of New College, Oxford - CD review
- Smart and a little bit rude: Fascinating Aida in Charm Offensive
- Bach: Christmas Oratorio - Trinity College, Cambridge Choir and the OAE, Stephen Layton
- David Bednall: Welcome all Wonders
- Bach: Mass in B Minor - Clare College Choir and the Aurora Orchestra, Nicholas Collon
- Veni Emmanuel Music for Advent from Clare College Choir, Graham Ross
- Goodnight, Mr Tom, Tower Theatre Company at the Bridewell Theatre - Theatre review
- Dramatically vivid Messiah from Temple Church with David Hill and BBC Singers - Concert review
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