In his brief yet brilliant 31 years, Austrian composer Franz Schubert created some of the most deeply moving masterworks in classical music. A contemporary of Beethoven, Schubert often lived in his shadow, finding his own voice through songs and dances crafted for intimate salons known as Schubertiades. Only after his death did the world discover the monumental scope of his instrumental works—pieces filled with power, beauty, and remarkable originality.

This concert showcases some of Schubert’s most beloved impromptus and dances, culminating in the dramatic Piano Sonata in A minor, D. 784. Join us for an evening celebrating the enduring genius of this extraordinary composer.