Warner Music Elisabeth Leonskaja - Schubert: Impromptus D899 & D935, 2LP Vinyl Classic

Name: Warner Music Elisabeth Leonskaja - Schubert: Impromptus D899 & D935, 2LP Vinyl Classic
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The works of Schubert are central to Elisabeth Leonskaja’s repertoire, and her interpretations of his work have been described as “essential”. Born in the Soviet Union, where her greatest mentor was Sviatoslav Richter, she moved in 1978 to Vienna. She has said that: “In Schubert, there are things that any average Viennese person will understand better than I do … I, though, have to think about them carefully. In Schubert, profound matters are expressed with a lightness of touch.”