Till Fellner is an Austrian pianist hardly in the international spotlight, but he deserves praise for his masterful execution of Julius Reubke's "Piano Sonata in B-flat minor." I don't know why such standard fare as Schumann's "Kreisleriana" was paired with Reubke's work. There are many recordings of the Schumann, but Fellner gives substantial interpretations. His pianism is outstanding and I think he knows how to exploit the dynamics and gestures of Schumann's music. In my review, I will be geared towards discussing Fellner's efforts with Reubke rather than Schumann.