Orchestral & Symphonic

After the first CD with Chinese and Classical songs ("I love this country", Gramola 99275), this time the soprano Marie Cho with Niels Muus at the piano presents songs by Mozart (the "Abendempfindung / Evening Thoughts", and the canzonetta "Ridente la...

After the early quartets and the famous 'Dissonance' Quartet, the Cuarteto Casals continues it's exploration of the set of works Mozart dedicated to Joseph Haydn. Here one composer took on the mantle of the other: the younger man, who had now settled in...

After the dramatic success of his previous Passion, comes a new oratorio by one of most accomplished composers of our time! James MacMillan's musical language is flooded with influences from his Scottish heritage, Catholic faith, social conscience, and...

After the disastrous failure of it's premiere in 1897, Rachmaninov's youthfully exuberant Symphony No. 1 had to wait until after his death before it was reconstructed from the surviving orchestral parts and performed again, in Moscow in 1945. Since then...

After the critic's failure with his first symphony in 1912, Hjellemo took his time before presenting his second work in this genre - symphony no. 2 in B minor, which was premiered in 1926. The 2nd Symphony is even more extensive and advanced than the...

After the brilliant Liszt interpreter Lazar Berman, now we have another maestro of the piano with a special affinity for Liszt-Idil Biret.BERLINER ZEITUNG"Though the concert program accented the virtuosic-and her sheer strength to the end.1. Allegro...

After the big success with Bach, Viviane Chassot presents her favourite accordion pieces by Chopin, Satie, Yann Tiersen, etc.

After studying at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and the Hans Eisler Music Academy in Berlin, Mehani Teave was destined for a glittering career on the international concert stage having won the Claudio Arrau International Piano Competition in 1999,...

After recording the sonatas for violin and piano by Ludwig van Beethoven, a triptych that won numerous awards, including the Juno for Classical Album of the Year - Small Ensemble (2022) and an ADISQ award, Andrew Wan and Charles Richard-Hamelin continue...

After recording the second of Bach's four Clavier-?bung volumes, the harpsichordist Aya Hamada turns now to the last one: the legendary Goldberg Variations. The discography of the work is vast, but here Aya Hamada has chosen to perform it on an...

After Rachmaninoff, Scriabin and Prokofiev, Vadym Kholodenko continues his exploration of the Russian repertory with a pair of rarely recorded works: Tchaikovsky's two solo piano sonatas. Imaginative, colorful and dreamy, capable of an infinite range of...

After Mozart's youth symphonies, the Freiburger Barockorchester returns to the composer with his concertante music. A 'portrait of the artist as a young man', his last three violin concerto were composed when he was twenty years old. Melodically...