Schubert Festival!

The list author says:
	"Two demi-gods joining forces in a delightful recital."

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	"Another incomparable dream team. These Lieder are considerably darker in mood than those on the Schwarzkopf/Fischer cd."

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	"Fritz Wunderlich -the man with the Golden Voice. Grab this one if you can, it's even better -fresher, than the famous, widely available DG version."

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	"Peter Anders singing Winterreise in Berlin 1945: Hair-raising!"

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	"A very different, great account."

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	"A fabulous, new singer."

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	"Wondrous beauty from the Lindsay String Quartet."

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	"A superb vintage account of the last two quartets. Remarkable intonation accuracy for the period; for any period."

The list author says:
	"Adolph Busch and Rudolph Serkin. This was the top choice when Gramophone Magazine listed recordings of the Fantasy D934 for violin and piano. Superb E flat Trio, too."

The list author says:
	"A stunning programme by violinist Isabelle Faust -probably today's greatest! and pianist Alexander Melnikov. Extra plus for the performance of the Rondo ("Brilliante") in B minor."

The list author says:
	"Arpeggione Sonata with Rostropovich&Britten is the standout, but the rest is great, too. If you already own versions of Fantasy and Octet you may wanna get this Arp in some of its other compilations."

The list author says:
	"Richter in Schubert's last sonata."

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	"Excellent live collection."

The list author says:
	"Wanderer Fantasy, a highly athletic virtuoso piece. An unsurpassable performance -a somewhat corny statement, I know, but here it's just inevitable."

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	"Another two sonatas, beautifully rendered by Alfred Brendel."

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	"Sinopoli may not exactly be the sh*t among most aficionados, but don't miss this one. A performanc of real stature and beauty. Avoid his later Dresden remake."

The list author says:
	"Mesmerizing! Not entirely different from the above mentioned performance. In my ears, these are both better than Furtwängler/BPO 1954."