Chamber Music & Recitals

The Originals series.1. Schubert 2. Schubert 3. Schubert 4. Schubert 5. Schumann 6. Schumann 7. Schumann 8. Schumann

The Originals series.1. Concerto for Violin and Strings in E, Op.8, No.1, R.269 "La Primavera" - Allegro 2. Concerto for Violin and Strings in E, Op.8, No.1, R.269 "La Primavera" - Largo 3. Concerto for Violin and Strings in E, Op.8, No.1, R.269 "La...

The original score of El Prometeo (Prometheus) is held in the Leopoldine Library in Vienna. It dates from 1669 and was written by Antonio Draghi, a composer who was also a singer, notably in the operas of Cavalli. For the first time in history, an...

The original idea for this fifth clarinet competition was that it would be part of the "Van Eyck project 2020 - 2021". Everyone knows why this has been delayed by a year. For this competition, three composers were asked to write a new work inspired by...

The original colors of two "tubes" from the repertoire. Toscanini considered this orchestration of the Tables of a exhibition as an instrumentation treaty. Les couleurs originales de deux "tubes" du r?pertoire. Toscanini consid?rait cette orchestration...

The organist Pier Damiano Peretti - living in Vienna since 2009 as a teacher at the Universit?t (formerly Hochschule) f?r Musik und darstellende Kunst - on this album is tackling the very difficult organ pages of the well-known composer from Puglia,...

The organist Giulio Mercati, already protagonist of the Tactus' album dedicated to the rediscovery of Giovanni Tebaldini, on this new release covers the role of the author with the scene music of the "Interrogazione a Maria" by Giovanni Testori, and some...

The organist and harpsichordist John Worgan (1724-90) was one of the most highly respected musicians in the London of his day: Handel admired his playing, and Burney described him as 'very masterly and learned'. Worgan was the organist of Vauxhall...

The organist and harpsichordist John Worgan (1724-90) was one of the most highly respected musicians in the London of his day: Handel admired his playing, and Burney described him as 'very masterly and learned'. All that survives of his harpsichord music...

The organ, by it's huge orchestral resources, is the ideal instrument for these sound adventures, and that of Notre-Dame de Bon Voyage in Cannes has all the necessary range in addition to it's great technical possibilities. The organ is played here by...

The organ works of Axel Ruoff, born in Stuttgart in 1957, constitute one of the most important contributions to the literature for the instrument by any composer since Messiaen. Stylistically, his music unites the French cathedral tradition of composers...

The organ works of Axel Ruoff, born in Stuttgart in 1957, constitute one of the most important contributions to the literature for the instrument by any composer since Messiaen, with Ruoff often using it's unparalleled resources to write music of...