EMMANUEL MUSIC ENDS 7-YEAR SCHUBERT SERIES IN STYLE From: The Boston Globe | Date: May 13, 2003| Author: Richard Dyer, Globe Staff | Copyright 2003 The Boston Globe. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

On Sunday, Emmanuel Music brought its seven-year, 53-concert exploration of the songs, piano music, and chamber music of Schubert to a glorious close with yet another memorable afternoon.

The program at the C. Walsh Theatre offered some of Schubert's most beloved works - the song "The Shepherd on the Rock" and the great, final piano Sonata in B-flat - alongside less familiar music that is no less remarkable in melody, harmony, and emotional atmosphere. Some of the songs on texts by Jo...

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