Schubert: “Unauthorised” Piano Duos, vols 1-3 (discount set)

Schubert: "Unauthorised" Piano Duos, vols 1-3 (discount set)

Price range: £20.23 through £28.13

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Catalogue No: SET 10012
EAN/UPC: 809730667329
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Release Date: February 2020
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Discs: 3

The critically acclaimed series of piano duo transcriptions of music by Schubert by his friends, colleagues, pupils and contemporaries – a fascinating insight into early 19th century transcription practice and performances of the usual brilliantly high standard by the awesome Goldstone and Clemmow.

See individual CD for full track listings and reviews. This bundle includes the following albums and all three booklets are included in the digital versions:

Volume 1 (DDA 25026)
Volume 2 (DDA 25039)
Volume 3 (DDA 25125)

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