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Schubert

on BBC Two England

1797-1828 in A Winter's Journey
Corridors, staircases, empty rooms - the kind of house in which Schubert and his friends met to perform his music. Once again years after his death those friends come together to remember the truth and fiction surrounding his life.
And throughout this house the echoes of his best-loved chamber works and Winterreise- ' Winter's Journey' - the greatest song cycle Schubert ever wrote.
This film is the story of those songs-the night journey out into the snow and of Schubert's own winter journey to his death, 150 years ago today, 19 November 1978. Benjamin Luxon sings ' Winterreise ' accompanied by DAVID WILLISON (piano)
The Gabrieli String Quartet leader KENNETH SILLITO play his chamber music with Olga Hegedus (cello)
Adrian Beers (double bass) Anthony Goldstone (piano) with Narrator MICHAEL SMEE
Voice of Schubert DAVID WOOD Schubert the boy ADAM GODLEY
Film cameraman JOHN ELSE
Sound recordist JOHN MURPHY Film editor JOHN NEEDHAM
Executive producer HERBERT CHAPPELL Written and directed by colin NEARS
(Tomorrow at 11.5 pm: Christopher Nupen 's film. The Trout)

Contributors

Unknown:
Benjamin Luxon
Accompanied By:
David Willison
Leader:
Kenneth Sillito
Cello:
Olga Hegedus
Piano:
Anthony Goldstone
Narrator:
Michael Smee
Unknown:
David Wood
Unknown:
Adam Godley
Unknown:
John Murphy
Producer:
Herbert Chappell
Directed By:
Colin Nears
Unknown:
Christopher Nupen
Josef von Spaun:
Peter Barkworth
Holzapfel:
Michael Aldridge
Schindler:
Frank Gatliff
Eckel:
John Gill
Sonnleithner:
Basil Henson
Huttenbrenner:
John Ringham
Bauernf eld:
Edward Petherbridge

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