19 CDs for the price of 4! To mark the fiftieth anniversary of Percy Grainger’s death in 1961, we are re-issuing The Grainger Edition, Volumes 1 – 19, in a nineteen-disc box set, which will be ava...More

Leslie Howard’s recordings of Liszt’s complete piano music, on 99 CDs, is one of the monumental achievements in the history of recorded music. Remarkable as much for its musicological research and sc...More

Only 12 years after he earned his first spurs playing the piano, he is back here after an initiatory trip in the US, around NYC and the Berklee College of Music. An incomparable source of experiences...More

This new group brings together an all-star line up of international players from today’s jazz scene, offering a repertoire of original compositions which seamlessly melds jazz, classical, Eastern Eur...More

“Trenet dresses like blue angels when they wear suits. A jacket and trousers tailored in the blue of the morning, a darker shirt made from a piece of the evening sky. A white tie cut from the clouds....More

Diapason d'Or de l'Année - 2011 Bach’s suites and concertos have long been part of concert repertoires. It is however interesting to mentally replace their first executions in the context of the t...More

Recent review Outstanding Recording "This is a magnificent performance in every respect. The orchestral playing is consistently of the highest quality, individually and collectively, the musicians c...More

In addition to the quality of the music and the performance of it, central to any recording bearing he Schola Cantorum Basiliensis’ imprimatur is that there should be a very good (musicological) dete...More

Record Of The Month The Cardinall’s Musick finished 2010 in a blaze of glory with their Gramophone Recording of the Year award for the last volume of their Byrd Edition. Only the second time in thir...More

Neeme Järvi is back conducting the Royal Scottish National Orchestra in the third of four albums featuring Henk de Vlieger’s bold arrangements of operas by Wagner. Of the first album (CHSA 5060), Cla...More

• This release marks the Borodin’s third CD for ONYX. • Haydn composed his six string quartets op.33 between 1778 and 1781. He wrote that he had composed them ‘in a new and special way’. This was a ...More

Disc Of The Month That The Planets occupies a place at the heart of the English musical repertoire is indisputable, yet much of Holst’s orchestral output is unjustly neglected. Chandos’ series demon...More

Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas conducts the San Francisco Symphony (SFS) in performances of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony and the composer’s Fourth Piano Concerto, with pianist Emanuel Ax as soloi...More

"The musicians of this Orchestra are playing at the highest level,” said SF Symphony Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas. “I continue to be impressed by the power, richness and sophistication of th...More

After two widely acclaimed Haydn releases, the Jerusalem Quartet now logically turns to an exploration of Mozart and three distinct periods in his creative life. Haydn is not totally absent from this...More

Hyperion’s Romantic Violin Concerto series reaches its tenth volume, and turns to two composers based in England, and works by them which have lain hidden for decades. This disc provides a fascinatin...More

Here is the most ambitious composition left by Johann Ludwig Bach, known as 'the Meiningen Bach', who belonged to a branch of the family separated from Johann Sebastian's since the 16th century. Its ...More

In his liner notes Dejan tells us about the rediscovery of Beethoven's arrangement, about improvising cadenzas and links between the Concerto and Sonatas on this disc: ... Exploration, experimentatio...More

Johannes Brahms was just 19 years old in 1852-53 when he wrote the first two piano sonatas he deemed worthy of publication. In these extended four-movement compositions he built on the heritage of Be...More

Winner of the 2006 Kathleen Ferrier Award and the 2007 Cardiff Song Prize, soprano Elizabeth Watts makes her harmonia mundi début in a luminous programme of Bach cantatas and arias, deftly supported ...More

Grammy Award-winning kora player, Mamadou Diabate presents his fifth album, recorded in Bamako, Mali. Marking a new direction for his career, a departure from the traditional melodies heard on his pr...More

Jeremy Pelt's “The Talented Mr. Pelt” is just the kind of album one thinks of when it comes to how jazz is supposed to be: cool, confident, swinging and just a little mysterious. Pelt's group is tha...More

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In a very short time, Yannick Nézet-Séguin has become one of the most sought-after young conductors in the world, popular with orchestras and audiences alike. Recently named as Music Director Designa...More

Originally telecast November 20, 1958 Black & white, mono, 4:3, 78 min., All regions...More

"Heyma", or "Wanderings" in English is an album born of the collaboration between a group of Tunisian friends, who have spent their lives ravelling between several cultures: Leïla El Mekki, a woman p...More

This 4 CD set delivers the recordings of two conferences by Michel Onfray in Paris, invited by the famous « Theatre du Rond-Point », entitled with humour « Le Post-Anarchisme expliqué à ma Grand-Mère...More

“As early as 1965, the name of François Tusques appeared in Europe’s adventures in free jazz, and the voice of his piano mingled with those of Clifford Thornton, Don Cherry, Anthony Braxton, Sunny Mu...More

A live performance from the Miami International Piano Festival featuring violinist Ida Haendel and pianist Misha Dacic in a program of works by Schumann, Enescu, and Sarasate. Schumann: Violin Sonata...More

One part of Glossa’s new approach to recordings with the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis is to bring back selectively into the catalogue some of the recordings made under the auspices of the SCB in the p...More