The Vienna into which Franz Schubert and Alban Berg were born was accustomed to thinking of itself as peerless among Europe's musical capitals, and with good reason. Both composers' lives were spiced by the cultural variety that flowed through as a matter of course - from Austria and Germany to the west, from the Czech Lands to the north and east, from Hungary and the Balkans to the south and southeast and from Italy to the southwest. Join Scott Yoo as he and the Festival artists explore this rich musical world.

Schubert - Quartettsatz in C, D. 703; Berg - String Quartet, op. 3