A Compilations

THE TWO PIANISTS featured here were contemporaries, both English. Both made a small number of recordings for Columbia between 1926 and 1930 and today are largely forgotten. Howard-Jones was of an academic nature whose interpretations were described as...

The two choirs of St Catharine's College, Cambridge return to Resonus Classics to collaborate once more on a new recording of contemporary works for Advent and Christmas. Featuring many world premiere recordings, the programme includes works written...

The turn of the 17th century represents not only the golden age of the Venetian Republic, but one of the most variegated moments in the history of Western art music. The innovations of the Venetian School, influential far beyond the confines of it's...

The Trio Then-Bergh (violin), Wen-Sinn Yang (cello), and Michael Sch?fer (piano) provide a cross-section of the golden age of Russian music in their new GENUIN album. These three exceptional musicians play masterpieces compiled and arranged by the...

The trio sixty1strings is indeed a unique ensemble! On their GENUIN album Ambarab?, the three young musicians Ekaterina Solovey (mandolin), Negin Habibi, and Konstanze Ku?, explore a whole cosmos of sound that ranges from baroque structures to...

The Trio Peltomaa Fraanje Perkola combines the sounds of the human voice, piano and viola da gamba with electronic effects and medieval harp. The players have diverse backgrounds in early music, jazz, Finnish folk music and contemporary music, although...

The trio album s'Zwitscherl is the result of a unique musical collaboration across continents featuring musicians from three different nations (Switzerland, Germany, and Japan) playing Romantic, 20th, and 21st Century music for two clarinets and piano...

The Trio Accanto's unconventional instrumentation of saxophone, piano, and percussion fascinates composers and inspires them to look beyond their usual musical horizons. This is confirmed by the collection of pieces on this recording, which documents the...

The Tres temas de recuerdos are inspired chapters of memory that Jaume Pahissa (1880-1969) composed for guitar in 1938 in Argentina, evoking nostalgia for his distant Catalan homeland that he was forced to leave in 1937 owing to the Spanish civil war...

The tr!jo sonatas present a fresh and unique perspective on music from the 18th century. Inspired by the French baroque "mis en concert" technique, pieces originally scored for solo harpsichord are orchestrated for a larger chamber music setting...

The title of Yuko Inoue's debut album says it all. The sound of the fortepiano draws us 200 years back - to a time when composers developed a new musical language in parallel with the evolution of the instruments. A time where music really becomes the...

The title of the present selection of choral music from various countries and epochs, Mirabile Mysterium (Latin for "Wondrous / Astonishing Mystery"), refers to the birth of Jesus Christ, by which nothing less than the incarnation of God is meant: out of...