Schubert's "The Beautiful Water Mill Girl" - A Taste of Her World-2

Schubert lived in Vienna, where the "age of the citizen" came after the French Revolution. While special music, once reserved for royalty and aristocracy, became a part of everyday life, the guitar was far more prevalent in ordinary households than the piano. Many songs with guitar accompaniment were published during Schubert's lifetime. In the second installment of the series, guitarist Ken Shibata himself has arranged a guitar "duo" and a tenor in "The Water Mill Girl," a rare experiment.
This is the second installment of the series, which received great acclaim at the first concert with Michio Kobayashi (piano) at the JT Art Hall. The pre-talk will be given by Tomohei Hori, a well-known Schubert scholar.