Chamber Music & Recitals

The singer, composer and music copyist John Baldwin (c.1560-1615) trained as a choirboy in the royal court chapel in England between 1580 and 1590 and was taught music theory and ensemble playing in conjunction with viol playing. Armed with this...

The singer and songwriter Petter Udland Johansen (also known for his ensemble Hirundo Maris together with Arianna Savall) releases his debut solo album with his own compositions: Piano songs between pop music, improvisation and classical influences,...

The singer and composer Daniel Behle was honored with the prestigious OPUS Klassik as "Singer of the Year" in 2020. He is equally successful in concert, lied and opera. His repertoire ranges from baroque masterpieces, classical and romantic repertoire to...

The Singer & Fischer duo always causes great impact on the audience, adding to their playing a high virtuosity, perfect blend with a wide repertoire from baroque to current music. In the world premiere of my piece Dialogues of the Island and the Sea,...

The Sinfonietta Riga chamber orchestra was founded relatively recently, in 2006, and selection of compositions written for the orchestra and it's conductor, Normunds Sne, are even younger. Ruta Paidere's Tempera is from 2012, Andris Dzenitis composed...

The Silver Age of Russian culture spanned the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. It was a period when Russian art found itself at the crossroads between a fascination with Western culture and a celebration of it's own roots...

The Silk Road is one of the most remarkable achievements in the history of civilizations. Along this great Silk Road travelled not only the executors of trade, but also the cultures of nations, spiritual values and religious ideas. Silk has been one of...

The shadow of Johann Sebastian Bach looms large over the few compositions for organ by Johannes Brahms which escaped their composer's destructive hand around 1880. Several date back to Brahms' youth when in 1856 he studied the organ in Dusseldorf as a...

The sextuplet motive that opens Left at the Fork in the Road quickly yields to a dry accompaniment over which a flute intones a logical melody. A somber midsection pairs the flute and bassoon, who state a forlorn theme in unison - a rarity - while the...

The seventh, closing volume of Gergely Ittzes's flute sonata project places the middle of the twentieth century at it's center. The sonatas on the recordings in this series have so far been grouped according to their stylistic or national characteristics...

The seventh volume in this acclaimed series is devoted to two works of Alb?niz's early maturity. The 12 Piezas caracter?sticas is a cycle of exquisite miniatures encompassing a wide variety of styles, including the assimilation of Andalusian folk music...

The seventh release in the series of live concert recordings featuring the Uppsala Chamber Orchestra under conductor Paul M?gi presents a program of popular and well-known overtures by Gioacchino Rossini, including those from the opera La gazza ladra...