DREYER GAIDO

Before the invention of the phonogram, arrangements for chamber orchestras made it easier to listen to orchestral works. In modern times, their charm is not only based on the frequently encountered...

Mahler / Stuttgart Philharmonic Orch / Feltz Symphony No. 6 CD1. Allegro Moderato, Ma Non Troppo 2. Scherzo 3. Andante Moderato 4. Finale: Allegro Moderato

To record such a global oeuvre as Gustav Mahler's ten symphonies is a truly Herculean task. After 15 years of intensive musical labor, Gabriel Feltz, former participant of the Deutsche Musikrat's...

Dreyer Gaido, based in Monster and founded in 2001 by Michael Dreyer and Hugo Germa?n Gaido, has acquired an outstanding reputation in the classic scene by providing excellent classical music...

Mahler Sym 1 CD1. Langsam. Schleppend. Wie Ein Naturlaut - Im Anfang Sehr Gem?chlich 2. Scherzo: Kraftig Bewegt, Doch Nicht Zu Schnell 3. Feierlich Und Gemessen, Ohne Zu Schleppen 4. Finale:...

On this current recording you can hear a wonderful example of a magical First Encounter. Wu Man and Wu Wei, both exceptional Chinese musicians, had never performed together. Over the years they have...

Manushan / Asgarzadeh / Vahidi / Manushan / Nosrat Beyond The Vision CD1. Now (Forbidden) 2. Beyond the Vision 3. Lost Land 4. We Fly with Butterflies 5. If the Rain Comes 6. I Don't Know 7. Desire

Intolleranza 1960 was Nono's first work for the opera stage, and is a flaming protest against intolerance, oppression and the violation of human dignity. Premiered in 1961, the premiere night was...

Praetorius / Von Bruck / Tunder / Schutz Das Treffen In Teltge Oder Dient Die Poeterey CD

Qasimov / Islamov / Mammadov / Qasimov / Qasimova Intimate Dialogue CD

Dreyer. Gaido discovered the Uyghur band Qetiq in 2010 in a bar in Urumqi, the capital of the independent Uyghur province Xinjiang in northwest China. Some of Qetiq's songs are their own...

Gabriel Feltz writes: "The choral symphonic poem "The Bells" was written during Rachmaninoff's last years in Russia (first performance 1913, emigration 1917). It is, without a doubt, note- worthy...