Orchestral & Symphonic

The Best Of C.P.E. Bach / Composer: Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach / Performer: Christine Schornsheim, Karl-Heinz Schroter, Manfred Pernutz, Eckart Haupt, Conductor: Didier Talpain, Hartmut Haenchen, J?rn Boysen, Jonathan Morton, Orchestra/Ensemble:...

The Bernard Herrmann / Phase 4 connection was one of the most significant in the artistic and audio history of Decca. Collected here and are significant recordings of his film music he recorded for the company from films which remain classics of all time...

The Berlioz Symphonies in acclaimed performances by Daniel Barenboim (Fantastique: first international CD release; Romeo: A rare recording returns to the catalogue) and Lorin Maazel conducts a wonderful performance of Harold en Italie - long unavailable...

The Berlin public of the mid-Eighteenth Century was fascinated by the 'original genius' of C. P. E. Bach and never tired of listening to his concertos. - These works call for a talented soloist capable of mastering the multiple facets of an original and...

The Bergen Philharmonic and Chief Conductor Edward Gardner present Arne Nordheim's "The Tempest" (Suite from the Ballet). Arne Nordheim was Norway's most significant and respected composer until his death in 2010, and one of the few figures in...

The Bellarti Trio was formed in 2004. The members of Bellarti Trio met during their studies at the Royal Academy of Music and Trinity College of Music and immediately realized that in spite of their different backgrounds they represented the same values...

The Belcea Quartet embarks on this project more than twelve years after their initial exploration into the music of Brahms. This two disc set is an eagerly awaited complete recording of Brahms' string quartets. The Belcea Quartet is known for their...

The Beethoven concerto is a piece of overwhelming power," says violinist Vilde Frang. "It is somehow more than music - the dimension of it feels almost cosmic. The force of this concerto takes me by surprise, over and over again." Frang juxtaposes...

The Beatles played their last advertised public concert on 29 August 1966 at Candlestick Park, San Francisco. The American tour had been unsatisfactory. The group had tired of uncritical audiences who came only to scream and onstage It was proving...

The Bavarian Radio Chorus is one of the most renowned choirs in the world. It is known for it's exceptional tonal homogeneity and stylistic versatility and won numerous prizes and awards. "Well worth listening to the Bavarian Radio Chorus is in a class...

The baroque trumpeter Josh Cohen is among the most sought-after clarino specialists in North America. A native of the Washington, DC area, he performs regularly with most of the leading early music ensembles in North America and has appeared as principal...

The baroque salterio disappeared completely from our concert life for a long time and is only gradually being rediscovered. In 18th-century Italy, on the other hand, the instrument was widespread and especially popular among female nobles and in women's...