Chamber Music & Recitals

George Frideric Handel's op. 4 was published in London as the Six Concertos for the Organ and Harpsichord: also for Violins, Hautboys and other instruments. Although the harpsichord is named in the title, these concertos are regarded as proven organ...

For the Best of Tacet 2013, the label has chosen from their lengthy catalogue only the greatest and most famous composers performed by some of the finest ensembles in the world.. The tracks included here feature pieces by Vivaldi, Mussorgsky,...

For the Best of Tacet 2012, the label has chosen from their lengthy catalogue only the greatest and most famous composers performed by some of the finest ensembles in the world.. The tracks included here feature pieces by Elgar, Mozart, Dvorak, de Falla,...

For it's eighth volume, Haydn2032 invites us on a musical journey that takes the Balkan route. Of all the 'Viennese Classical School', Joseph Haydn is certainly the composer closest to folk music, first because he spent his early years in the countryside...

Following the success of Mixing Colours - the 2020 duo release with his brother Brian Eno - Roger Eno returns for his solo debut on the Yellow Label. This time focusing solely on his own compositions, Eno presents a lush collection of lyrical pieces both...

Following the compass of an entrancing debut, Flore Laurentienne's Volume II presents another palette of rich orchestral sound, where changing forces of water inspire metaphorical markers that navigate passages of life and loss. Mathieu David Gagnon...

Following on from her debut album impressions, featuring chamber music for bassoon and piano, bassoon player Sophie Dervaux is poised to release her second album on the Berlin Classics label. Previously released on CD she now presents Mozart and Hummel...

First time ever on vinyl. Sylvain's music has been praised by peers like Ryuichi Sakamoto and Hauschka, and earned 25 million Spotify streams since 2015. That he has remained largely in the shadows for so long remains something of a mystery, but we're...

Finn Mortensen Symphony Op. 5 - Stavanger Symphony Orchestra - Made in Norway.1. Mov. Allegro Moderato 10:28 2. Mov. Adagio 11:07 3. Mov. Allegro Vivace 7:12 4. Mov. Allegro Moderato 9:00

Federico Albanese's third album - the Italian composer's most ambitious, and perhaps most serene - begins with a piece entitled '682 Steps', inspired by a path that runs from his mother's house to a rock by the sea, a place which holds a certain...

Featuring music created in the spur of the moment, straight from the heart, and inspired by a deep connection to New York life and scenery-this collection contains some of Gjeilo's most soulful and passionate music; ranging from the introspective...

Exploring the haunting beauty of one of the Earth's most exquisitely majestic landscapes, "Hidden Soul Of The Fjords" is a musical journey, an 'Elemental-Sonic Soundscape' artfully expressing the primal origins, mythic mysteries and life and death...