Haydn, Schubert, and Mozart

“Listening to Schiff play is like looking into a running stream and seeing all the colorful, round pebbles beneath the water” (San Jose Mercury). Who better than this virtuoso to perform a pair of beloved piano classics? Mozart’s sorrowful and serene Piano Concerto No. 27 and Haydn’s ebullient Piano Concerto in D major showcase this artist’s gifts, and the Orchestra shines in Schubert’s boldly melodic Second Symphony.