Review: Schubert: Winterreise (Florian Boesch)
Boesch dons Schubert's coat for another winter of much content.
Boesch dons Schubert's coat for another winter of much content.
Energy, dash, and force honour a German-trained Irishman.
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An intoxicating recreation of a Cromwellian pub session.
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