The brilliant and insightful British pianist Paul Lewis came to Orchestra Hall on Sunday bearing precious gifts – the first of a planned cycle of Schubert’s late piano works that will span ...

As in the Piano Concerto No. 4, this performance was about the music, not the soloist, Lewis focusing his efforts on the work’s intricacies, not his own keyboard feats.

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LENOX — Sunday afternoon at Tanglewood brought us the last concert in the three-concert series surveying all of the Beethoven piano concertos in a period of less than 48 hours. Music Review. What: ...

Paul Lewis (Harmonia Mundi) That’s the piece you chose to talk about. It’s built around a motif that is often thought of as a quotation of the “Dies Irae,” the music of Judgment Day.

LENOX — This weekend, at Tanglewood, we shall witness some remarkable events: a tour de force of concentration and musicality in English-born pianist Paul Lewis’ traversal of all five of Ludwig von ...

Lewis gave the C minor sonata (D. 958) all of its force and flair right from the opening of the first movement, reveling in the work's active figuration, giving it a kinetic energy.

Following in the footsteps of his album of Schubert piano sonatas, Paul Lewis' Works for Piano, Vol. 2 is another all-Schubert affair, capturing the brooding spirit of the Romantic composer. Classic ...

Beethoven and Schubert pushed the boundaries of the piano sonata, redefining the genre in ways that still resonate today. In turn, Paul Lewis—one of the most sought-after pianists of his ...

What: Andris Nelsons conducts Caroline Shaw and Beethoven featuring Paul Lewis, piano. When: Saturday, July 30. Where: Koussevitzky Music Shed, Tanglewood, Lenox. The genius was Beethoven, and we were ...

Two Houses, Two Piano Masterworks. Paul Lewis took on Mozart and Schubert in one night at Avery Fisher Hall and the Kaplan Penthouse as part of the Mostly Mozart festival.

Paul Lewis’ reputation continues to grow and he drew a full house to the Maltings on Wednesday for a fine recital of Schubert, Brahms and Liszt. He began with Schubert’s early B major sonata ...