BRILLIANT CLASSICS

A recital of the complete Hindemith violin sonatas, performed by violinist Eliot Lawson and pianist Jill Lawson. The violin sonatas reflect Hindemith's compositional development and his stunning...

With his characteristically deft economy of means, Henri Dutilleux explored the two characteristics of the bassoon that have defined it in popular imagination ever since Mickey Mouse whirled his...

The 'true amalgam of ecstasy and reason' which Glenn Gould found within Paul Hindemith's music is abundantly evident in the three piano sonatas which he wrote fairly quickly in 1936, following the...

This record contains the complete works for piano duo (piano 4-hands and 2 pianos) by Paul Hindemith (1895-1963). While Hindemith was foremost a violist, not a pianist, he knew his way around the...

Hindemith was not only a composer but also a hugely talented viola player who wrote a number of remarkable, innovative works for his instrument. The piano-accompanied sonatas are relatively...

Paul Hindemith's (1895-1963) systematic approach to composition, his Haydn-like industry and invention, produced no fewer than 10 sonatas for wind instruments between 1936 and 1955. Even in the years...

Hindemith Sonatas For Viola & Piano CD1. Fantasie 2. Thema Mit Variationen 3. Finale - Variationen 4. M?ig Schnell. Lustig 5. Sehr Langsam 6. Sehr Lebhaft 7. Sehr Lebhaft. Markiert Und Kraftvoll 8...

Holt / Russo / Oldenburg / Van Veen Complete Multiple Piano Works CD

Canto Ostinato is the work that defines the legacy of the composer Simeon ten Holt, who died in 2012 at the age of 89. There are 106 sections of repeating five-beat patterns whose patterned,...

The Antegnatis were a family of organ builders who produced some of the best-known instruments of the 16th century, many of which can be found in churches across northern Italy. In total, they...

When spirits are low, the music of Jacques-Martin Hotteterre is sure to raise them. Now the most celebrated member of a distinguished family of flute makers and players, he paid his way into the...

A friend of Beethoven and Schubert, Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778-1837) is a staple of the Classical and early romantic repertoire. Hummel went to live with Mozart, who singled him out as a child...