A Compilations

With it's program "Friedens Hall" on this album, the memorial choir is on the road as a traveler, ambassador and seeker of a common sound of peace. The ensemble, under the direction of Philipp Goldmann, presents the motto in very different associations:...

With it's debut recording, the Bernardini Quartet takes us on a journey into the golden age of it's formation, consisting of oboe, violin, viola and cello. The programme consists of a selection of exemplary pieces written between 1780 and 1818 by...

With it's ciaconna bass, Hammerschmidt's sacred concerto Nun danket alle Gott perfectly exemplifies the programme of this recording devoted to the influences of the Italian Baroque on the works of seventeenth-century Lutheran composers. The vast majority...

With El canto del cisne negro (The Song of the Black Swan) the interprets present a collection of still largely unknown compositions for violoncello and piano from Latin America. The inspiration for the title O canto do cisne negro comes from Heitor...

With Al-Basma - imprint in Arabic-, Canticum Novum continues at Ambronay Editions it's journey to the heart of the medieval Iberian Peninsula. Magnificent Arab-Andalusian songs side by side with the Codex of Montpellier and the Cantigas de Santa Mar?a...

With "Premi?re Portraits" Capriccio set an example for the support of young and talented artists and invite them to release their premi?re album for a worldwide audience. Melba Ramos, Puerto-Rican Soprano, studied at Pablo Casals Conservatory of Music in...

-With ' Easter Parade ' Bear Family Records½ presents the third CD compilation on the subject of Spring and Easter - as the first record company worldwide we dedicate ourselves extensively to the music related to Easter and the feelings of Spring.-Nostalg

'Why arrange Boccherini concertos? To bring out the colors, rhythms, dances, melodies and countermelodies. To reinvent our roles or to exchange them like a game, from one page to another. To make us feel as if we're on a tightrope. To take advantage of...

Who was Louis Gaulard Dumesny? Dumesny was not the first haute-contre historically speaking, but he was the first to have become famous in his lifetime. Sources agree that he was a cook when Lully discovered him. He made his debut in 1677 and everyone...

While music for two pianos is encountered frequently, larger groups of pianos are rare, so this is an excellent opportunity to explore new and recent music for three pianos by composers from Turkey, Brazil, Spain and Italy. While exploring modern...

Whether you're reading from the "Book of Love" or wondering "Why Do Fools Fall in Love," this collection of great puppy love songs will make you remember your youthful days of sock-hops and dates at the malt shop.1. Book of Love - the Monotones 2. In the...

When you peel away the layers in jazz history, you often find that the ideal path to recognition followed by the ladies in the genre was... singing. Playing the piano came a close second, but among the pianists there were a few who, after adding songs to...