The Brooklyn Art Song Society (BASS) is set to launch its sixteenth season, Cycles, with all three of Franz Schubert’s song cycles performed in a single day.

The event will be on Oct. 12, 2025, at Roulette, where audiences will experience the full expressive range of Schubert’s genius.

The marathon opens at 3:00 p.m. with baritone Tyler Duncan and pianist Erika Switzer in “Die schöne Müllerin” and at 5:00 pm, tenor Paul Appleby joins pianist Ken Noda for “Winterreise.” The evening concludes at 7:00 pm with baritone Gregory Feldmann and pianist Michael Brofman in “Schwanengesang.”

In a statement, Paul Appleby said, “It is an honor to perform this iconic cycle with New York City’s most dedicated and impressive art song organization. I cherish this opportunity to share our deep love of Schubert with BASS’s passionate audience.”

The Schubert marathon marks the opening of Cycles, a season-long exploration of the most ambitious and emotionally expansive works in the art song repertoire.

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