Chamber Music & Recitals

On this release, the Trondheim Sinfonietta, founded in 1998, has gathered four works from the three decades encompassing the ensemble's existence. All four seem to be haunted by an even deeper past: Bent S?rensen's Minnelieder is the composer's third...

On this production Hans Agreda shows impressively that the prejudices traditionally held against the contrabassoon are incorrect. With this recording he wants to break through boundaries and show positive perspectives. Indeed, the contrabassoon proves to...

On this new release, The Goldberg Trio presents well-rehearsed string trios by Klein, Weinberg, Dohnnyi and Cras. These pieces are some of the most important and interesting contributions to the genre in the 20th century. The Trio Goldberg was founded...

On this new release, Nad?ge Rochat performs Anton?n Dvork's Cello Concerto in B minor, op. 104, and Andr? Caplet's mystically spiritualized ?piphanie, op. 22, together with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra under Benjamin Levy. Nad?ge Rochat is a...

On this new release, Julia Rinderle presents a programme of music by Franz Schubert, the first composer in the history of music who considered composing, not performing, his first calling. Julia Rinderle, born in 1990 in Memmingen, studied in Hanover...

On this exciting release, Candida Thompson leads the Amsterdam Sinfonietta in a rich and varied program of Argentinean works featuring well-known repertoire combined with commissions, new arrangements and rarely performed works. The selections range from...

On this collection, principal trombonist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra J?rgen van Rijen and Wim Van Hasselt, professor of trumpet at the University of Music Freiburg in Germany, team up to explore compositions written for the combination of...

On this album Kjell Tore Innervik performs Morton Feldman's The King of Denmark and Iannis Xenakis's Psappha, exploring the intimate performing space with large format recording techniques, engaging the listener in immersive audio. The Xenakis was...

On their second album of this series, Ensemble Esperanza is looking south. Just as on their debut album, Nordic Suites, Ensemble Esperanza has selected dance-like pieces, this time from the highly variegated musical landscapes of Southern Europe...

On their musical journey to the four corners of the world, Ensemble Esperanza are turning their sights to the West in the third album of the series. Following previous explorations of the northern and southern parts of Europe, the youthful and ambitious...

On their latest disc, the Danish-Swedish Sirena Recorder Quartet treats US to a wide-ranging selection from their regular concert repertoire. Now & Then illustrates the huge variety of sounds and moods that can be achieved by just four recorder players -...

On their fifth disc of Mozart's concertos, an ongoing series which has been described as 'a lucky break and a true delight' in the German magazine Piano News, Ronald Brautigam and Die Kolner Akademie perform Concerto No.20 in D minor and Piano Concerto...