Chamber Music & Recitals

The Korean-born, US-trained pianist known simply as Ji is very much a classical musician for the 21st century. Having won the New York Philharmonic's Young Artists Competition at the age of just 10, he went on to study at the prestigious Juilliard School...

The Knights, the bold Brooklyn-based orchestral collective, embody the spirit of exploration with The Kreutzer Project, a program that posits Tolstoy's response to Beethoven's "Kreutzer" Sonata: What exactly is it? I don't understand. What is music? What...

The KMW Ensemble, a trio comprised of Ann-Sofi Klingberg (piano); Annette Mannheimer (violin), and Sara Wijk (cello) take a musical journey to Armenia presenting these transcendent works of Chebotarian, Babajanian and Mansurian that incorporate elements...

The Klingler Quartet was regarded as the best string quartet of it's times and as the rightful heir to the legendary Joachim Quartet. Karl Klingler, the musician who gave his name to the quartet, had studied with the Brahms friend Joseph Joachim and had...

The Klaviertrio Hannover lands a real coup with it's world premiere recording of three piano trios by the composer Emilie Mayer, who has long received too little attention! The works, newly discovered by the ensemble's pianist Katharina Sellheim and...

The King's Singers celebrate their 50th anniversary with a celebratory 3-album set, combining three complete programs of Close Harmony, Spiritual and Secular pieces. The King's Singers write: "The current incarnation of King's Singers approached this...

The King's Brass Celebrate it's 45th Anniversary with "Festive Brass" a "class hymn" brass experience with Four Bonus Americana Tracks! - TIM ZIMMERMAN AND THE KING'S BRASS present hymn classics with a contemporary flair. The King's Brass features three...

The Karol Rathaus Ensemble, carrying out it's mission to bring this outstanding Polish composer back to the concert life, once again reached for the rarely performed music of it's patron. 2021 saw the world recording premiere of two chamber works by...

The Karlsruhe-based Josef Schelb (1894-1977) is one of the better-kept secrets of twentieth-century German music. His output was substantial: he lost most of his early music in a bombing raid in 1942, but - as if to make up for lost time - wrote some 150...

The JUNO Award nominated composer Alice Ping Yee Ho has created a work that improbably blends Chinese, Baroque, and Western art formats in this Dora Mavor Moore Award-winning opera that conjoins legend and dance into a world of music and drama. The...

The joys of Jean-Marie Leclair's Violin Sonatas Op. 2, published in 1728, five years after his first book of sonatas, can be found in the beauty of their melodic invention, and their expressive and surprising harmonies. Leclair takes us on unexpected...

The journey of this album started in Karlsruhe where Fruzsina Hara and Antonio Faillaci were studying in the class of Prof. Reinhold Friedrich and started playing the baroque trumpet with Dr. Edward H. Tarr. During these years they not only became good...