Browse: Schubert - Am See, D746 (Bruchmann)

A truly memorable experience. The first half of the programme is divided between settings of Mayrhofer and Goethe, two poets who drew the very best out of Schubert. Bostridge responds to this... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

This is a wonderful recital, in almost all respects. The first thing to grab my attention was the mesmerisinly lovely playing Andreas Haefliger, one of the greatest living pianists...[in Erlkönig]... — BBC Music Magazine, April 2013, 5 out of 5 stars More…

The mythological sprite Undine isn't too winning in the Mozart pieces (by father and son). But this watery selection improves with Oertle's characterful dispatch of Reinecke and Mendelssohn. — BBC Music Magazine, January 2014, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Bostridge’s commitment to Schubert remains exceptional, as does, too, that of his marvellous colleague Julius Drake at the piano – a player of complete technical authority, and surely the tenor’s... — BBC Music Magazine, June 2018, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Bostridge reveals his expanding mastery in the widest variety of expression, with the subtlest range of tone, and with a deliberate hardening of the characteristically sweet voice in some of... — Penguin Guide, 2010 edition, 4 out of 4 stars More…

The flavour of the songs, composed between 1815 and 1923, is predominantly warm, as if Schubert were enjoying composition as an act of relaxation. [Eisenlohr] shows impressive poise and poetic... — Sunday Times More…