Andras Schiff News

 
Andras Schiff and Christian Gerhaher at Zankel Hall
New York Times
The term “collaborative pianist” is now often used instead of “accompanist” as a more fitting description of this important role, which seemed particularly vivid during a recital by the baritone Christian Gerhaher and the pianist Andras Schiff at ...

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Andras Schiff and Salzburg Marionette Theater at Zankel Hall
New York Times
The pianist Andras Schiff, who is finishing a season-long Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall, has a reserved, conscientious presence onstage. He dresses simply, in black shirts and black pants, and plays with unassuming, lucid virtuosity.


 
Review: Andras Schiff's piano marathon rewards
Philadelphia Inquirer
Andras Schiff has added Bartok, contemporary Austrian composer Jorg Widmann, and the dense modernist music of Gyorgy Kurtag to his normal repertoire of Bach. He gave a recital Tuesday at Perelman Theater. Andras Schiff played the recital of his life on ...

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Andras Schiff
New York Times
It was the same subject of little worlds — by Bartok as well as by Bach, Beethoven, Kurtag and Jörg Widmann — that the pianist Andras Schiff explored on Wednesday evening in a dense, masterly, exhausting, gorgeous recital at Zankel Hall.


 
Christian Gerhaher András Schiff
Carnegie Hall Blog (blog)
He joins Perspectives artist András Schiff for an evening of enduring songs devoted to the pains of love, including Beethoven's An die ferne Geliebte and Schumann's Dichterliebe. SCHUMANN "Wer nie sein Brot mit Tränen aß," Op. 98a, No.


 
Baritone Gerhaher impressive in Philadelphia concert
Philadelphia Inquirer
Baritone Christian Gerhaher sang songs by Schumann, Beethoven, and Haydn, accompanied by pianist Andras Schiff. Though the program had its oddities and performances could be tentative, Christian Gerhaher left no doubt Thursday at his Philadelphia debut ...
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András Schiff Reveals the Deeply Personal Background to His May 2 Recital Program
Carnegie Hall Blog (blog)
András Schiff performs the final solo recital of his Carnegie Hall Perspectives in Zankel Hall on May 2. Here, the pianist explains the deep personal significance of the "very special" program he has chosen to perform that night.