In his fifties, British pianist Paul Lewis made his second Schubert Piano Sonatas journey with a more 'human' reading in Schubert's music. Before the last two instalments of the cycle at HKU MUSE, he spoke with Prof. Daniel Chua about interpreting Schubert's works, including the last three sonatas. They explored the trilogy's charming lyricism, profound silences, and the harrowing moments of despair and hope that reflect aformidable pursuit of life's meaning. Tune in to discover what one of today's finest exponents of Schubert has learned about the human experience from the monumental cycle.

• Speaker: Paul Lewis

• Moderator: Prof. Daniel Chua

• Month of Recording: Jan 2024