Karen Potje delivers a delightful collection of 14 songs for and about bleary-eyed parents, disgruntled babies, quirky pets, brainy big brothers and sisters, and everyone who knows and loves them. Ca...More

Winner of the 2009 Midem Classical Award for Best Baroque Performance. With this Passion oratorio, Telemann introduced himself as a master of timbre, rhetorical elegance and supreme declamatory ea...More

Recent Awards: Winner of the 2009 Midem Classical Award for Best Opera. Choc de Classica Classica (France) Disc of the Month Opera (UK) Orphée d’Or Académie du disque Lyrique (France) Recent ...More

WINNER 2009 CLASSIC FM GRAMOPHONE AWARD. Best Baroque Instrumental. In his ‘Fantazias’ for viols, the young Purcell put into practice all he had absorbed in the course of his technical and stylist...More

Winner of the 2009 Midem Classical Award for Best Concerto Recording. Released in 2008, Beethoven’s First and Third Piano Concertos as interpreted by Ronald Brautigam and the Norrköping Symphony O...More

Winner of the 2009 Midem Classical Award for Best Live Concert Production. The Kingʼs Singers celebrate their 40-year anniversary with a live BBC Proms performance from the Royal Albert Hall. Th...More

A world-première recording by a famous exponent of Bach's music in itself sufficient to command our attention. Here the internationally renowned Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt encounters a partner, ...More

WINNER 2009 CLASSIC FM GRAMOPHONE AWARD. Best Early Music Recording. The most ‘profane’ book of the Old Testament was among the favourite biblical texts of the middle Ages. The composers of th...More

WINNER 2009 CLASSIC FM GRAMOPHONE AWARD. Best Instrumental Recording! “Bavouzet commands all the shading, nuance and timbral sensitivity one expects in Debussy, together with virtuoso flair and c...More

Winner of the 2009 Midem Classical Award for Best New Recording - Chopin 2010. Debut release on ONYX from the legendary virtuoso and poet of the keyboard Nikolai Demidenko Recognised as one o...More

WINNER 2009 CLASSIC FM GRAMOPHONE AWARD. Best Vocal Recording. Why another Dichterliebe recording? Because Gerald Finley has simply one of the greatest voices of his generation, and is an artist a...More

Awards Won • Critics’ Award 2009. Classical BRIT Awards. • Disc of the Year Award 2009. BBC Music Magazine • Orchestral Award 2009. BBC Music Magazine • Symphonic Works Award 2009. Midem Classica...More

GRAMOPHONE AWARD WINNER BEST CHORAL RECORD OF THE YEAR, THE GUARDIAN BEST CD OF THE YEAR AWARD, CZECH HARMONY, PRAGUE CLASSIC CD TOP 100 CDs OF ALL TIME -----------------------------------...More

Winner of the 2009 Midem Classical "Jury Nomination Award." • “To hear Mullova play Bach is, simply, one of the greatest things you can experience”, wrote the London Guardian. ONYX now proudly ann...More

Gramophone Award Winner 2007 Editor's Choice Award. Artistic Quality 10/10 Sound Quality David Hurwitz. Classics Today. Mahler's Second Symphony, "Resurrection" (1894) is a gigantic work of...More

2008 Grammy Award Best Engineered Classical Album! Grechaninov was a prominent member of an extraordinary creative movement known as the 'new Russian choral school', which included such figures as...More

Gramophone Award Winner 2007 Baroque Vocal. Linn Records is delighted to present 'Messiah', George Frideric Handel's most famous oratorio. This is the first recording to seriously explore the v...More

2008 Grammy Award Best Small Ensemble Performance! Second release on ONYX from the amazing Moscow Soloists and their charismatic director, the great Yuri Bashmet. Their first ONYX release was of ...More

2008 Grammy Award for Best Opera Recording! An all-star cast performs Humperdinck's most famous opera, 'Hansel and Gretel', in English. It is sometimes asked whether 'Hansel and Gretel' is really...More

Gramophone Award Winner 2007 Instrumental. This release represents a major milestone for a performer at the zenith of his career - described recently in the The Independent as 'the stuff of lege...More

Three celebrated discs, each one a Gramophone Award winner, newly presented in an attractive box with full documentation in English, French and German. Recorded under the direction of their founde...More

At the age of only 35, Eric Whitacre has already gained a reputation in the United States that many composer strive for a lifetime to achieve. The American Record Guide named his first recording one...More

Grammy Award Nominee 2006 "Best Orchestral Performance" Chandos has long championed the music of Sir Arnold Bax: our Bax symphonies cycle with the BBC Philharmonic and Vernon Handley received trem...More

Gramophone Award Winner 2007 Early Music. It is Bryd's genius which first attracts musicians and listeners to his music: his fine command of invention and dramatic flow, his subtle melodies and ...More

This release contains two of Stanford's famous song cycles, the complete "Songs of the Sea" and "Songs of the Fleet" to words by Sir Henry Newbolt wonderfully performed here by Gerald Finley, and the...More

Gramophone Award Winner 2007 Baroque Instrumental. The six widely diverse 'Concerti grossi Op.3', published in 1734, and the rarely heard 'Sonata a 5', a miniature concerto for violin and keyboa...More

Gramophone Award Winner 2007 Solo Vocal. The name of Richard Strauss immediately conjurs up thoguhts of opera and large-scale symphonic works; but we tend to underestimate his lieder, a genre to...More

Alkan's 'Concerto for solo piano' is one of the great pianistic high-wire acts - an epic work which demands unprecedented levels of technical ability and physical stamina. It is conceived on a breat...More

The four piano trios and the first of the three piano quintets cover a large part of the career of Johannes Brahms, from the youthful convulsions of the Trios op.8 and op.posth (dating from 1854) to ...More

“These fresh, spontaneous and vivacious performances are revelatory. Not only is the choral singing wonderfully clear, perfectly enunciated, beautifully phrased and impeccably tuned, but also the orc...More