Brahms's exhilarating Second Concerto is a sweeting epic combining Classical nobility and Romantic fire. With the same joy, the Variations on a Theme of Paganini and the Hungarian Dances demonstrate ...More

- Beautiful new recording from one of our finest singers - Landmark recordiing even by Tabor's high standards - Stunning collection themed around our relationship with the sea - High profile rele...More

Orange Mountain Music is proud to announce the availability of Philip Glass' newest opera Kepler on DVD (OMM5004). The opera was filmed by Austrian Broadcasting in 2009 and broadcast on Austrian and ...More

‘Each sound, each phrase, each newly conceived repeat seemed to have been cleared of dust, re-examined and lovingly repolished’ Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Advertisements for this release will ...More

Quadriga Consort made a name for itself by playing new arrangements of traditional music from the British Isles on Renaissance and Baroque instruments, placing these ancient tunes in a new historic c...More

All four works on this disc rely on existing compositions, with titles that more or less specifically refer to this fact. In the case of Rachmaninov’s Corelli Variations, it is the famous theme used...More

As part of Liszt’s anniversary year Hyperion turns to some of the composer’s most underrecorded and underperformed works. Liszt’s piano music is so much in the foreground that his works for orchestra...More

San Francisco-based ensemble The Bay Brass presents a showcase of American music both rousing and moving with these first recording of recent works by John Williams, Michael Tilson Thomas, Morten Lau...More

‘Rarely before have I sat in a concert hall and heard a new work that sounded so fresh yet so familiar … Ešenvalds Passion and Resurrection is surely set to become a classic, a position Hyperion’s fo...More

After finishing the chorus ‘How dark, O Lord, are thy decrees’ in February 1751, Handel noted in the autograph score that he couldn’t continue his work on Jephtha because of eye problems. Later in th...More

Disc of the Month In this new release, we present a unique group of works, including the rarely recorded Symphonic Suite from Gloriana, the Symphony for Cello and Orchestra, and one of Britten’s mos...More

The Victoria Collection celebrating the 400th anniversary of Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548–1611) The set includes the CD of Victoria's Lamentations that has been nominated for a Grammy Award in 2011 ...More

Record Of The Month New releases of Steven Osborne’s best-selling discs have become some of the most eagerly awaited events in the pianophile diary. This most delicate and subtle of musicians also d...More

There is something about a live concert that transcends the music itself. Perhaps it is the result of a kind of subliminal transmission between the artist and the audience, perhaps it is the increase...More

After the successful ‘collectors item’ releases of the Christmas Oratorio (2003), St. John Passion (2005) and B minor Mass (2007) performed by the Netherlands Bach Society, Channel Classics now relea...More

World Première Recording Stone Records is delighted to announce its first collaboration with English composer Paul Carr. Requiem For An Angel is a piece of luscious warmth and honesty, and was com...More

Included harmonia mundi 2011 catalogue In their first recording together, Andrew Manze and The English Concert explore the range of Mozart's night-music, from the deceptive innocence of Eine kleine ...More

Two masterpieces on one CD! Isabelle Faust goes back to the roots of one of the most famous Romantic concertos, which is also one of the most difficult from a technical point of view: did Hans von B...More

Recent reviews "Here's a jazz concept that, more often than not, results in fascinating records: a musician, seasoned in the art of improvising, sits down in front of the piano and plays on, without...More

The virtuoso pianist and exclusive Chandos artist Louis Lortie here performs all three books, or ‘Years’, of Liszt’s Années de Pèlerinage (Years of Pilgrimage), a work rarely recorded in its entirety...More

We are happy to offer a first compilation devoted to Raymond Alessandrini (born 1948), an early collaborator of Georges Delerue who in his turn wrote for the screen for 20 years. He notably composed ...More

2011 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of Tomás Luis de Victoria. This remarkable Spaniard epitomized the emotion and fervour of Renaissance Europe and could be considered the most outstanding...More

Gramophone – EDITORS CHOICE “This very enjoyable Butterworth selection, on Stone’s own label, finds him at the top of his game - secure and expressive.” Gramophone Magazine Classic FM New CD Sho...More

The sense of lyricism and of proportion in the works of Luigi Boccherini (1743-1805) is often amazing, as was his creativity and productivity. By the time he was 14 he travelled to Vienna to play in ...More

François Salque offers us his first recital record, an extremely personal project in which he sets out in search of the traditional music of central and Eastern Europe. It is the result of a variety ...More

André Campra (1660-1744) is one of the major figures of the revival of French musical taste, nourished by Italian influences, which characterizes the Regency and the reign of Louis XV. If this "meeti...More

Debut recital disc from long-established violin-piano duo, Kaoru Yamada and Sholto Kynoch - Features performances from rising singing stars Rhona McKail (soprano) and Nicky Spence (tenor) - Yamad...More

“Dressed as a woman in delicacy and distinction, and wearing an air of seriousness and honourability, the hard core of jazz, its irreducible specifity, slips incognito into the china-shop and, once i...More

Henri Du Mont first made provision for the performance of a number of his compositions by women’s voices in his Cantica Sacra (1652) and thus made it possible for these works to be sung in convents. ...More

- Baritone Mark Stone’s first release on his own label Stone Records - Includes twenty-five beautiful English love songs, superbly performed by Stone and his long-time collaborator, pianist Stephen ...More