Sir András Schiff © Nadia F. Romanini
Sir András Schiff began a remarkable weekend of music with his appearance as guest conductor of the Seattle Symphony. My review:
For a long time, Seattle audiences have made clear their admiration for the artistry of Sir András Schiff whenever he comes into town for solo recitals – including one occasion 17 years ago, when his Bösendorfer had an unfortunate encounter with black ice while being transported across the continent and a replacement had to be found at the last minute.
Filed under: András Schiff, Bach, Bartók, Beethoven, review, Seattle Symphony
MEMETERIA by Thomas May 