Mark Padmore

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
As New Yorkers get ready to brave the ice, frost and snow, English tenor Mark Padmore joins us with a shivery assortment of music. We hear about Schubert's song-cycle Winterreise, which Padmore has performed with jazz pianist Ethan Iverson and is now taking to Lincoln Center in a new theater production featuring Samuel Beckett poems. And we’ll delve into Padmore’s recordings of Bach’s Christmas Cantatas and Handel’s Messiah, among other wintery favorites.

Dec. 9-11: Mark Padmore appears in the US premiere of "One Evening," a theater production that explores the effect that Franz Schubert’s music had on Samuel Beckett at Lincoln Center.

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