‘A glowing culmination to another outstanding Hyperion project’ (The Independent) ‘New standards of excellence … stunning’ (Gramophone) ‘Highest honours must go to the outstanding 140-voice chorus w...More

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Mederic Collignon’s career so far is just like his talent – huge and dense. A real bulimic, he has taken part in numerous bands, experiences, projects, compositions… Brimming with imagination, the ...More

‘This really must be a find for those who wish to be captivated by some relatively unknown turn-of the-century French songs’ (Hi-Fi News) ‘Claudette Leblanc is a major recording discovery. A model p...More

A new recording of piano compositions and improvisations by the renowned multi instrumentalist Mick Rossi. Rossi is a long-time member of the Philip Glass Ensemble and frequently tours as both a sol...More

‘Music of exhilarating inspiration, superbly performed. A recording as near as may be to the ideal … for audiophile and music-lovers, this is essential’ (Hi-Fi News) ‘One of the most beautiful recor...More

ITAIPU is a large-scale work for orchestra and chorus composed by Philip Glass for the Atlanta Symphony and premiered there under the baton of Robert Shaw in 1989. Orange Mountain Music presents thi...More

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The celebrated Choir of Westminster Cathedral goes back to its roots with this recording of some of the towering masterpieces of Renaissance polyphony—a genre which the choir has made its own through...More

Hyperion’s Bach Piano Transcriptions series reaches volume 8, and continues to surprise and delight with a disc containing many first recordings. The controversial figure of Eugen d’Albert was one of...More

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The performing team of Piers Lane and the Goldner String Quartet has won many plaudits for their enlightening interpretations of the obscurer piano quintet repertoire. Now they turn to a composer who...More

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Winner of the 2009 Midem Classical Award for Artist of the Year - Instrumental. This disc sees Angela Hewitt rounding off her acclaimed series of solo Bach recordings with this delightful miscella...More

Ferenc Fricsay was born in Budapest in 1914 and studied music under Béla Bartók, Zoltán Kodály, Ernst von Dohnányi, and Leo Weiner. He had a meteoric rise to fame, making his first appearance as a ...More

Besides Czech folklore, the influence of Mozart is also omnipresent in Smetana's opera, in its verve and melodic freshness. This is obvious here in the ideal pairing of Irmgard Seefied and Waldermar ...More

Just like Dvorak, Janacek played the organ, especially from 1875 to 1905, more than the piano, even though he mainly composed at the keyboard after the death of his daughter Olga. He left only a few...More

Carl Schuricht conducted 80 concerts in France between 1949 and 1965 (54 of which in Paris). The programs highlight two particularities: an overdose of German composers, notably Beethoven and Brahm...More

Re-issued in to coincide with the worldwide Burns Night celebrations on 25th January 2007, this marvellous collection has been attractively re-packaged in a desirable lightweight case with updated ar...More

The opera Dantons Tod made Gottfried von Einem world-famous. This symphonic version of his opera music confirms his reputation, as does his masterly Piano Concerto - especially when they are given fi...More

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Independent modernist, Pascal Dusapin is already an established composer (one of the greatest of the Contemporary Music) considered as an original creator in all the musical domains. His approach is ...More

Giulini conducted three memorable concerts devoted entirely to French music: Ma mère l'oye (Mother Goose Suite) and the Concerto for the left hand by Ravel, and after the interval La Mer – a clever c...More