Robert Siegel is retiring from NPR after 40 years. Over his tenure, he's interviewed many classical musicians. Stephen Voss/NPR hide caption
Andras Schiff
Andras Schiff had a change of heart when it comes to the fortepiano. Nadia F. Romanini/ECM Records hide caption
András Schiff's Confessional Schubert
András Schiff takes late sonatas by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert to Carnegie Hall. AJ Wilhelm/for NPR hide caption
András Schiff Plays Mozart, Haydn, Schubert And Beethoven At Carnegie Hall
Match your wits against the granddaddy of composers in this big Bach puzzler. Wikimedia Commons hide caption
Andras Schiff plays Bach for about an hour every morning. "There is something very pure about it," the pianist says. Nadia F. Romanini/ECM records hide caption
Andras Schiff's 'Well-Tempered' Guide To Bach
In better days, a New York City Opera attendee takes in a display about the beleagured company's rich history. courtesy of New York City Opera hide caption
Conductor Ivan Fischer leads his Budapest Festival Orchestra in a program of Bartok and Schubert live at Carnegie Hall, Saturday, Oct. 29.
Courtesy of the artist hide captionThe Budapest Festival Orchestra At Carnegie Hall
Pianist Andras Schiff. Roberto Masotti/ECM Records hide caption