Orchestral & Symphonic

Tine Thing Helseth is back with a new release - "Seraph" - this time together with Ensemble Allegria. Helseth and Allegria have had a close association for many years and have appeared together at the Bergen International Festival, the Northern Lights...

Timothy Ridout gives us the opportunity to discover the splendid viola version of Elgar's famous Cello Concerto - an arrangement approved by the composer, who conducted it's premiere in 1930. In addition to this deeply moving work, he gives us a...

Tim Beveridge, one of New Zealand'sleading singers, collaborated with some of NZ's top musicians and legendary US arranger Russ Garcia, to produce his debut album Singer with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.1. On the Street Where You Live 2. In the...

Throughout the 1970s, legendary American composer Terry Riley toured regularly in Europe, performing solo organ concerts. In October 1978, Riley's personal technician Chester Wood built a stereo digital delay out of an ancient computer he had procured...

Throughout the 1950s baritone Leonard Warren, a dedicated musician with high standards and a powerful personality, held sway at New York' Metropolitan Opera, until his tragic death on stage, on 4 March 1960.1. Blow the Man Down - Leonard Warren/Studio...

Throughout his life, Tchaikovsky described the idea of Fate as 'that fatal power which prevents one from attaining the goal of happiness'. This dark force haunts both the Fourth and Fifth symphonies, which each juxtapose some of Tchaikovsky's most...

Through scholarship, performance and recording, Richard Bonynge has done more than any other modern-day musician to advance the cause of Daniel-Fran?ois-Esprit Auber, the foremost composer of op?ra-comique in nineteenth-century Paris. What he wrote was...

Through it's dynamic co-operation TrondheimSolistene (the Trondheim Soloists) and 2L has always sort to stretch the boundaries of what is possible to convey to the listener aiming for the ultimate recorded listening experience. With the Serenade the team...

THRIVE was composed over the last couple of years, during a period of uncertainty and fear. I have always been convinced that it is in times of adversity that we remember what is essential to us. THRIVE is the inner strength that pushes us to fight in...

Three years after a superb 'Dumky' acclaimed by the critics, the Trio Kar?nine revisits Dvork. His epic Trio No.3, combining Brahmsian inspiration with strains of Mitteleuropa, is heard here alongside two 'little' works by Suk: the early Trio Op.2,...

Three weeks after the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, Shostakovich volunteered with the Home Guard in Leningrad. As the siege of the city intensified, he worked on his Seventh Symphony, completing three movements before being forced to...

Three Vienna-born composers and four elective Viennese performers come together in four challenging and deeply layered compositions that span 120 years of Viennese musical history. The significance and impact of the works, however, radiate far beyond...