Schubert. Arthur Hutchins. 1965.

Schubert’s music is among the most warm and human of any great composer’s. He died just as his musical invention and his expressive range seemed to have reached their full size and power in the vast output which he contrived in so short a time - symphonies, pianoforte music, concertos, chamber and choral music, and the richest single-composer treasury of songs and song-cycles.