Roderick Williams, baritone and Iain Burnside, piano

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Roderick Williams, baritone and Iain Burnside, piano

Beethoven: An die ferne Geliebte
Schubert: Schwanengesang

Roderick WIlliams: baritone
Iain Burnside: piano

"You have never seen me sad; let it not happen now, on parting…” Schubert’s Schwanengesangcollects the last thoughts of one of music’s noblest spirits. Tender, heartfelt and profound, it’s a whole music-drama in miniature. And you’ll never hear it sung with more understanding or love than by two of the world’s greatest living interpreters of lieder: Roderick Williams and the incomparable Iain Burnside. The evening opens with the first ever song cycle by a major composer, Beethoven's 'To the Distant Beloved'.

"Williams perfectly captured the balance between anger and irony, bittersweet recollection and despair, and made every word, every syllable, matter."
The Guardian

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