Franz Schubert, a composer of short life, but a fertile legacy, proposes an essential piano body to understand Romanticism, becoming one of the great treasures of classical music. The Piano Sonatas are impregnated with beauty and deep lyricism, sweetness, refinement and elegance, and even falling, sometimes, into the abyss of sadness. An encyclopedia of emotions concentrated in 88 keys that now, Paul Lewis, one of the greatest exponents in this repertoire, brings us closer to reading the last three sonatas (19, 20 and 21), composed during the last months of life.