Elizabeth Watts & Roger Vignoles

It is often interesting for performers to know what happened in the lives of composers while composing a work. With Schubert it is as if the work itself tells you what happened day after day, as Elizabeth Watts said in Gramophone. The leading magazine talked to her about the Schubert recording she made with Roger Vignoles. This British pianist is one of the world's leading song accompanists. However, Watts can take a seat next to him without hesitation. She has won numerous competition awards, including the prestigious Rosenblatt Song Prize, and achieved accolades such as selection for BBC Young Artist Generations. The songs that the duo performs at the Handelsbeurs all testify to the inexhaustible harmonic wealth that makes Schubert so unique. Watts may still be young, but she has the talent and maturity to add to this repertoire from her own perspective. Provide something to dab your eyes in advance.