Armida Quartett with Schubert, Dag Jensen, and more

Franz Schubert (1797-1828), born in Vienna, Austria, was a pivotal Austrian composer bridging Classical and Romantic eras. Renowned for lyrical melodies and emotional depth, he mastered Lieder, chamber music, and symphonies. His vast output includes "Ave Maria," "Erlkönig," and the "Unfinished Symphony." Schubert's timeless compositions are continually performed and recorded, profoundly influencing classical music.

Born in Crailsheim, Germany, clarinetist Sabine Meyer is renowned for her solo work, genre-spanning recordings, and key collaborations. Early in her career, she joined the Berlin Philharmonic, breaking gender barriers. She formed the Clarone Trio and the Bläserensemble Sabine Meyer, collaborating with artists like Eddie Daniels and the Tokyo String Quartet. Meyer's recordings have won eight ECHO Klassik awards. An esteemed educator, she teaches at Lübeck Academy and has inspired many successful pupils. Notable honors include the Chevalier de Arts et des Lettres and the Officer's Cross.