Chamber Music & Recitals

The first album of orchestral works by one of Latvia's most prominent composers, Talivaldis Kenin (1919-2008), released in October 2020 has received a warm response from music critics around the world. This second volume by the Latvian National Symphony...

The first album dedicated to a Bavarian contemporary of Schubert, featuring a trio of easy-on-the-ear serenades in new recordings, played by an experienced Italian ensemble with a track record of success in reviving forgotten corners of 19th-century...

The first album by the philharmonie zuidnederland was of works by Wagner and Tchaikovksy, under their chief conductor Dmitri Liss; this second release promises to be even more spectacular. The principal work, Shostakovich's Tenth Symphony, caused...

The finest recordings of these works available! The Brazilian composer (we needn't remind his most ardent supporters that he's the most significant Latin American composer of all time) behind numerous orchestral, chamber, instrumental and vocal works...

The Fine Arts Quartet' albums of Mendelssohn' String Quintets and Glazunov' chamber music were named "Recordings of the Year" by Musicweb International, and their recording of Schumann' string quartets was hailed by the American Record Guide.1. I...

The final volume of Percy Grainger's complete music for wind band once again respects his precise instrumental demands in pieces that span the breadth of his career, from his first large work in the genre, 'The Lads of Wamphray March,' to 'The Power of...

The final volume of Paul Hindemith's(1895-1963) youthful and fresh Kammermusik series from the 1920s includes Kammermusik Nos. 4-7 performed by Kronberg Academy Soloists and the Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchestra under a true Hindemith specialist,...

The final volume of Andrew Manze's Vaughan Williams symphony cycle with the the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra features Symphonies Nos.7 and 9. The seventh drew it's inspiration from music Vaughan Williams had composed for the film Scott of the...

The final volume in this critically acclaimed series presents the last 18 of the one hundred magnificent and varied secular vocal works contained in the so-called Guerra Manuscript. Seven of these tonos (secular Spanish songs) - five of which were...

The final release of Ondine's George Enescu (1881-1955) symphony cycle includes two neglected masterpieces: The 1st Symphony, filled with youthful energy, and the poetic and lyric Symphonie concertante for Cello and Orchestra. The soloist of the Symphony...

The final chords of the revolutionary world premiere of Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the K?rntnertortheater in Vienna on May 7, 1824 had hardly faded away (one of the many enthusiastic listeners in the hall was the 27-year-old Franz...

The figure of prodigiously gifted violinist Nicola Matteis looms large in this program featuring composers active in Restoration England. Transplanted from his native Italy to London, he was one of a host of artists and performers from across Europe who...