BRILLIANT CLASSICS

Bernardo Pasquini spent most of his life in Italy, working first as an organist for the Arciconfraternita della Morte in Tuscany, following in the footsteps of Girolamo Frescobaldi and Luzzasco...

The recording boasts two multi-award-winning organists on instruments from the 18th century. Luca Scandal has performed in festivals all over Europe and is currently Professor of Organ and...

Pasquini / Zuvadelli Overtures Played On Organ 4-Hands CD1. Overture 2. Overture 3. Overture 4. Overture 5. Coriolan Overture, Op. 62 6. Overture 7. Overture 8. Overture 9. Overture

Pedini / Klk String Orchestra / Nazzaro Follia CD

Pelazza / Macera Organ Music CD

The composer we know as Annibale Padovano was named after his native city of Padua, but in 1552 he became organist at St Mark's Venice while the Dutch composer Adrian Willaert was master of music...

Pericoli / Bracalente / Procaccini Pasquale Pericoli: Cello Sonatas CD

Recent years have seen a slow but steady revival of the music of Sergei Bortkiewicz (1877-1952), Ukrainian composer and pianist, oppressed by the Nazis and Soviets, refugee and survivor of two World...

Pescetti / Bottini Giovanni Battista Pescetti: Complete Keyboard CD1. I. Adagio 2. II. Allegro 3. III. Menuett 4. I. Andante 5. II. Adagio 6. III. Allegro 7. IV. Giga 8. I. Presto 9. II. a Tempo...

Vincenzo Petrali (1830-1889) was an organist-composer active in the north of Italy. Acclaimed in his own time as a master improviser, the equal in this regard to French contemporaries such as...

A leading contemporary music critic once wrote concerning Vincenzo Antonio Petrali (1830-1889), of who's music there is only one other survey on record, I have heard Saint Saens, Lemmens, Guilmant,...

First performed in 1917 in Munich (conducted by Bruno Walter), Pfitzner's opera on the great 16th-century composer Palestrina became popular with those in German musical society who had become...