In this survey of Schubert's instrumental music, John Bell Young explores some of the richest and most memorable music ever written.  How did the prolific composer of the C major String Quintet and more than a thousand other masterpieces manage to achieve so much in a career that spanned less than two decades?  Young's colorful analyses of a representative swath of Schubert's greatest orchestral, piano, and chamber works deftly illuminate these issues.  Includes a CD.  Paperback, 176 p.