Nicolas Deletaille and Paul Badura-Skoda (2006–2007, Fuga Libera FUG529). This recording was made in Florence (Accademia Bartolomeo Cristofori) on a Benjamen La Brigue arpeggione (2001) and the fortepiano is a Conrad Graf (ca. 1820) Nicolas Deletaille and Alain Roudier (2012, Ad Libitum) Lorenz Duftschmid (arpeggione by Caroline Zilmann & Steffen Milbradt, 1999 Meissen after Mitteis/Staufer ca. 1825) and Paul Gulda (fortepiano by Conrad Graf, 1824) Emmanuel Girard and Chie Hirai Guido Balestracci and Maude Gratton Alexander Rudin and Aapo Höbarth (Conrad Graf, 1827) Michal Kaňka (original arpeggione by Georg Stauffer, Vienna, 1832) and Jaromir Klepác (fortepiano by Joseph Donhal, Vienna, ca. 1808-1818) recorded the middle movement only of the sonata. Other musicians recorded the work on historical instruments, but employed a historical cello rather than an arpeggione. Among those are the following: Pieter Wispelwey (bohemian cello, 19th-century) and Paolo Giacometti (fortepiano by Salvatore Lagrassa, c. 1815). Anner Bylsma (anonymous violoncello piccolo, 5 strings , Tirol. ca. 1700) and Jos Van Immerseel (fortepiano by Johann Nepomuk Tröndlin, Leipzig, early 19th-century). Stefano Veggetti (5 strings violoncello piccolo by Christian Gottfried Schönfelder, 1750) and Jos Van Immerseel (fortepiano by Conrad Graf, 1826). Notes References Aquino, F. Avellar de. "Six-Stringed Virtuoso". in The Strad Magazine, Harrow, Middlesex, UK, v. 109, n. 1297, p. 500–507, May 1998. (Article about the Arpeggione and also on Schubert's Sonata) Sadie, Stanley, ed., The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, vol. 16, 6th. ed., London: Macmillan Press Limited, 1980. s.v. “Schubert, Franz” by Maurice J. E. Brown. Tree, Michael, “Schubert’s Arpeggione Sonata.” The Strad Magazine, vol. 105, February 1994, p. 142. (Master-Class on the Sonata) External links (first movement) (second and third movements) Chamber music by Franz Schubert Schubert 1824 compositions Compositions by Franz Schubert published posthumously Compositions in A minor