EVIDENCE CLASSICS

Suggested by the great Greek poet Constantine P. Cavafy, "M'arr?ter ici..." recounts the stories of these Asia Minor communities driven by a desire for elsewhere or tossed about by history, in search...

Maurice Ravel was a versatile and eclectic composer who took his inspiration from many sources, but especially from music of the eighteenth century and French Baroque. His Menuet antique, Pavane pour...

Respighi and Malipiero: their works nowadays are rarely recorded or performed, but they were nevertheless the originators of an important musical revival which took place in Italy in the early...

One genius hides another. Behind Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven were many talented composers who contributed to the development of the classical style, but who are still little known. Generation Mozart...

The golden age of Italian music took place in Venice during the baroque era. Here met the most important composers and performers. Marianne Piketty and Le Concert Ideal revive the profusion of...

On this new recording, Marianne Piketty and Le Concert Id?al explore composers's fascination with the night. From the capricious and exuberant nights of Antonio Vivaldi and the melancholy of Lili...

Haydn composed The Seven Last Words in 1786 to accompany the liturgy of the long Good Friday ceremony in Cdiz. Later, he adapted this cycle of seven sonatas, all with a slow tempo for string quartet,...

Liszt devoted more than half his output to the transcription. This latter covers a vast field of compositions, from the symphonies of Beethoven to Berlioz, Bach, Lassus and his contemporaries, as...

The French Trio Arcadis explores the music of Vienna around 1900 with emblematic works of that time. The program includes transcriptions of two songs by Brahms, Zemlinsky's first trio, and...

No one who is aware of Ravel's talent for transcription will be surprised to find his music performed here on the marimba! On Ravel Influence(s), Trio SR9 and their guests, Kyrie Kristmanson, Shani...

Thanks to subtle inventiveness and diligent reflection, the organ has reached such a state of perfection that it lacks nothing; it needs no further experimentation or development at all, wrote the...