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András Schiff

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Sir András Schiff is not just a gifted pianist. He is a thinker at the piano who understands works down to the last detail and is equally famous worldwide as a conductor, teacher and lecturer. The Hungarian-born musician brings masterful and intellectual insights to his performances that delight audiences and critics. “I am only interested in the best and greatest music. It is a gift!” confessed Sir András Schiff. He has remained true to this motto throughout his life. He considers Schumann to be the original romantic and a poet, and his piano concerto is the "most poetic of all piano concertos."

The Orchestra of the Age of the Age of Enlightenment - in keeping with the spirit of the Enlightenment, it lets a fresh wind blow through the classical concert halls. For over thirty years, it has played at the top of the international original sound scene - slender in sound yet expressive, rooted in the past yet stylishly modern. The self-managed orchestra is in a sense a "democracy of kings": the orchestra members choose their own conductors. Sir András Schiff plays an original fortepiano by Julius Blüthner from 1856.

Sir András Schiff - Hammerklavier & Leitung

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Sir András Schiff - Hammerklavier & Leitung: Introduction & Allegro, op. 92, Schumann  (+2 More)

Sir András Schiff - Hammerklavier & Leitung

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