The Mariinsky Ballet (formerly known as the Kirov) is probably the world’s greatest ballet company with an astonishing heritage and home to many of the most celebrated dancers. The ballet tours regur...More

As bizarre as this may seem, Eric Watson and Christof Lauer had never recorded solo before even though the Paris-based American pianist and German saxophonist had already met. Christof lent his voice...More

Dave Liebman and Richie Beirach have known each other for forty years. They don’t need to talk to understand one another, notes suffice. They get along harmoniously. Their bond dates back to the sixt...More

Ilya Gringolts completes his survey of the major Schumann chamber works with the 3 string quartets and one of the composer’s masterpieces, the piano quintet op44....More

Following the success of their first release on ONYX, the BSO and Karabits turn to the Ukraine for the second release in the orchestra’s partnership with ONYX. Tchaikovsky’s most overtly nationalist...More

After his acclaimed explorations of such Handel operas as Giulio Cesare and Rinaldo, René Jacobs now tackles the first great operatic success of the ‘caro Sassone’ (Venice, 1710), the climax of his I...More

Valery Gergiev is widely recognised as the greatest modern interpreter of Tchaikovsky’s music and the Mariinsky holds a peerless reputation in the repertoire. Together they deliver definitive interpr...More

The composers known collectively as the Fiamminghi made their mark in Europe in general and in Italy and in France in particular during the 15th century. Their talent and skill gained them the most i...More

David 'Fathead' Newman had it all – power, subtlety, soul and swing. Composer & master of all reed instruments, here is the definitive David Newman collection featuring the best recordings from his ...More

“I had been considering doing a solo recording and this seemed like the right time and place to do it.” – Kenny Burrell (Solo Guitar Concert from The Theatre @ Boston Court, Pasadena, CA) Beginn...More

Joey DeFrancesco remains the most comprehensive jazz organ talent the world knows with the full spectrum of orchestral sounds and registrations at his finger tips and unparallel musical sensibilities...More

Charles Earland, known as 'The Mighty Burner' spent his happiest and most productive years at HighNote Records. This is the ultimate Charles Earland 3-CD retrospective....More

From 1955 through 1964, Judy Garland was one of the most celebrated, acclaimed, and best-selling album artists on the EMI/Capitol roster. On several occasions during those years, she had the opportun...More

The Huddersfield Choral Society continue their esteemed relationship with Signum Records with arguably the best-loved musical work of all time Messiah, more than two and a half centuries on from that...More

These three major concertos by Frederick Delius involving solos string instruments are here brought together on the same disc for the first time. The Violin Concerto, Double Concerto, and Cello Conce...More

After an acclaimed disc of Johann Ludwig Bach, Hans-Christoph Rademann continues his fascinating exploration of the most famous musical dynasty. Born in 1735, the ‘London Bach’ was the youngest of Jo...More

Paul Hillier leads the National Chamber Choir of Ireland and guitarist Stewart French in this first recording of Tarik O'Regan's Acallam na Senorach: An Irish Colloquy, a work they premiered in Nov...More

Following the successful edition of Schumann’s complete works, Eric Le Sage and Alpha have decided to produce a new series of 5 CD’s dedicated to Gabriel Fauré’s complete works for chamber music with...More

Gramophone award-winning ensemble The Cardinall’s Musick return to another master of the Renaissance, Robert Parsons. Very few records remain of the composer’s short life, and his musical output is o...More

The women of Anonymous 4 revisit their favorite era with repertoire from the Codex Las Huelgas. Spanning the entire 13th century - from virtuosic motets and conductus to heartfelt laments, plainchant...More

We selected tracks from recordings we made through the years with The Netherlands Bach Society and Jos van Veldhoven. This resulted in a beautiful collection of music, perfect for the Christmas seas...More

A collaboration that blurs the boundaries between Classical and Pop. Shuffle.Play.Listen unites ground-breaking, Grammy-nominated cellist Matt Haimovitz with pianist Christopher O’Riley, host of NPR...More

In the run-up to Advent and Christmas, the Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge under Andrew Nethsingha presents a joyous celebration of music for the festive season. The disc includes original work...More

Inspired by the much-loved service of "Nine Lessons and Carols" given every Christmas Eve in England, this recording presents the Nativity story told through plainchant, motets, 17th Century dialogue...More

Alongside the famous Quattro Stagioni, La Notte, and so on, Vivaldi wrote no fewer than 27 concertos for the cello – an instrument which at the time was generally limited to playing basso continuo. W...More

With our world changing so rapidly, with our means of communication proliferating at dizzying speeds, and with our cultures and beliefs intermingling and becoming less well-defined, what does Christm...More

The phenomenal Angela Hewitt embarks upon another Hyperion journey, this time through the piano concertos of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The twenty-seven concertos for piano and orchestra contain some ...More

Jeannette Sorrell and Apollo’s Fire celebrate the holiday season with a unique release of Handel’s Messiah: a 3-disc set including 2 CDs and a DVD, presenting a dramatic approach which explores the w...More

Launched to mark harmonia mundi's 50th birthday, the hmGold series has won over the most demanding music-lovers with its outstanding artistic quality and the care lavished on its presentation. Nearly...More

Launched to mark harmonia mundi's 50th birthday, the hmGold series has won over the most demanding music-lovers with its outstanding artistic quality and the care lavished on its presentation. Nearly...More