Chamber Music & Recitals

With the same dedication they brought to Beethoven and Schumann, The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and Paavo J?rvi now turn their attention to the symphonies and overtures of Johannes Brahms. Once again, only after intensive rehearsals and closed...

With the reopening of the Stadtcasino, the music city of Basel gets back it's unique sound jewel. In August 2020, the Basel Symphony Orchestra, resident orchestra of the Stadtcasino Basel, celebrated it's return to the music hall, which was completed in...

With the release of Lifeline, John Stein celebrates a musical career as one of the most diverse jazz guitarists of his generation. Selected highlights from Stein's varied discography capture his eclectic spirit with his honey-toned guitar effortlessly...

With the release of her debut solo album Falling Into Now (#8 on the Guardian UK's top 10 of 2015) on her label Isotopia Records, Constance Hauman established herself as an acclaimed songwriter, pianist and singer outside of her established classical...

With the recordings on this album, the Armida Quartet has reached the halfway mark in a project that seeks to intimately explore an entire mountain range: Mozart's complete works for string quartet, to which they devote intense scrutiny within the...

With the project "The Duplex Coupler Grand Piano" Florian Uhlig and David Stromberg breathe new life into a forgotten idea. The composer Emanuel Mo?r, whose works combine wonderful melodies and surprising harmonic twists, developed the "Duplex Coupler...

With the programme of their latest recording, Johannes Martin Kranzle and his pianist Hilko Dumno shed light on common features and differences between Lied cycles of the Christian Central European and Jewish East European traditions. Always at the...

With the present release, the Orchester Wiener Akademie and it's conductor Martin Haselbock continue the Resound Beethoven series, performed on period instruments and scrupulously respecting the orchestral layout of 200 years ago. Volume 6 is devoted to...

With the present release the gifted Belgian Quatuor Danel ensemble turn to two masterpieces by Cesar Franck: his passionate Piano Quintet and the String Quartet. The three-movement Quintet, like Brahms's op. 34 an expansion of the Schumannian model, is...

With the possible exception of Casals, no one has had a greater impact on the world's perception and appreciation of the Cello as 20th Century solo instrument than Hungarian American Janos Starker (1924-2013). This album brings together his earliest...

With the ongoing project to record Kaija Saariaho's music Ondine is pleased to announce a release of her chamber music works. Known for her skills in colorful orchestration, Saariaho manages to employ her palette in the service of chamber music as well,...

With The Melancholic Bach, Emilio Moreno delves pensively and wistfully into the realms of the music that Bach might have written for the viola. This new Glossa album is in fact, by turns, a reflective but also an uplifting treat from beginning to end...