Chamber Music & Recitals

The fifth Naxos recording of works by Kenneth Fuchs with the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by JoAnn Falletta, won the Grammy Award in 2018 for Best Classical Compendium. This new album reveals his mastery of the band medium and features the...

The fifth concert in our series of "Music from Wolfenb?ttel Castle" features performances and recordings of multifaceted cantatas by Georg Caspar Sch?rmann. Like no other musician before him, Sch?rmann exercised a comprehensive influence on the...

The fifth CD in a set of 6 of the Complete Schubert String Quartets played by the Coull Quartet. 'The playing is beautifully poised, and has the great virtue of an unforced, unaffected cantabile style. Gramophone.1. Allegro Con Brio 2. Andantino 3...

The fifth album of this seven-release series introduces the Eastern European music of the twentieth century through Georgian, Russian and Hungarian works in which, in addition to the western influences, there is a trace of national character and...

The Fidelio Trio return to Resonus Classics joined by the acclaimed clarinettist Julian Bliss to present this album of recent chamber works by British composer Michael Zev Gordon. Presenting a varied programme of instrument combinations, the trio and...

The feats of King Arthur and his Knights have inspired artistic creation in many art forms. In this disc we hear how troubadours spread their stories and we journey through twelfth-, thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Europe to encounter the Arthurian...

The Faure Bacarolles are unique and wonderful works for piano. Pianist Namji Kim plays these works with exquisite sensitivity and warmth. Dr. Namji Kim graduated from the National Superior Conservatory of Paris with First Prizes (Premiers Prix) in piano,...

The father of organized western monasticism, Saint Benedict, is celebrated with Mass and Office chants as well as organ music played on the Grandes orgues at Solesmes. This recording reflects the unmatched authenticity which characterizes the exquisitely...

The father of Domenico Scarlatti (he of the 555 harpsichord sonatas), Alessandro Scarlatti (1660-1725), a successful musician in his own right, composed a number of popular opera serie in his day, Griselda (1721) being the last. Bruno Maderna (1904-75),...

The fascination of the Swedish composer Martin Skafte (b. 1980) with the 24 Pr?ludes of Claude Debussy inspired 24 preludes from Skafte himself, with occasional oblique references to Debussy's originals but using Skafte's own musical language. Like...

The Fantasies pour le Basse de Violle - discovered in 2015 - are part of those bundles titled "Fantasie" and written for different solo instruments. Starting from the original score for the viola da gamba, the same interpreter, Dietmar Berger, created...

The Fantasias for solo violin composed by Georg Philipp Telemann (Magdeburg, 14th March 1681 - Hamburg, 25th June 1767) were published in 1735, approximately fifteen years after the Sonatas and partitas for solo violin by Johann Sebastian Bach. We do not...