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More than a decade after he devoted his Deutsche Grammophon debut album to... 

SOMM Recordings adds to its already extensive... 

Barrie... 

Barrie... 

In early summer 1929, after returning home from Germany, the Austrian composer Ernst Krenek... 

Allmänna Sången & Malva Quartet Conducted by Maria Goundorina Extending the Range is the result of several years... 

“The guitar is an expressive harpsichord,” declared the composer Claude Debussy after a concert by the... 

Hardly any other event during Mozart Week has remained so vividly in visitors' memories as the 1994 production of... 

Semperoper... 

Semperoper... 

The name of Louis Vierne (1870–1937) will be associated with organ music immediately. Like a few other 19th-century organists/composers, he... 

The dazzling Sardinian guitarist returns to the studios for a breathtaking compendium of variation sets, many of... 

Max Reger (1873–1916) was a German composer, pianist, and conductor whose music bridged... 

The theme of the album The Lovers by the Duo Edlbauer Kuzo (Andrea Edlbauer, saxophone, and Oksana Kuzo, piano) revolves around love, lovers, and... 

[The Gazzanas] have played together as siblings since early childhood. But that alone is not enough to explain the special intimacy... 

Kurt Weill (1900–1950) was a German-born composer whose work bridged the worlds of classical music, cabaret, and... 

In Monteverdi’s Lament, the Erik Westberg Vocal Ensemble presents two contemporary works that reimagine... 

Famous horn player Felix Klieser presents Italian arias on his instrument, the follow-up project to the Pop Chart... 

“Ein... 

An illuminating juxtaposition of keyboard giants bookending the Romantic age, by a pianist with a growing international reputation. The... 

Heinrich Schütz (1585–1672), often regarded as the most important German... 

Finnish Kaija Saariaho and Estonian Helena Tulve, two... 

The four symphonies of Arvo Pärt were composed over a span of forty-five years and bear little... 

Martines: The Complete Keyboard Works presents the first complete... 

The Gemshorn is a medieval wind instrument belonging to the... 

Felix Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E minor, composed over an extended period... 

Brouhaha: Shaped by Fire is a recording and performance project, combining music with anthropology to highlight our connections... 

Swedish soprano Malin Byström, hailed as one of... 

Rachmaninoff in the hands of Marek Kozák – mastery without ostentation To this day, Rachmaninoff’s four concertos remain a touchstone for... 

The son of a mill owner, Josef Mysliveček (1737–1781) was born in Prague. After a... 

The young talent Michal Balas has recorded Prokofiev's Sinfonia Concertante together... 

Music is not just sound; it is memory, emotion, a fingerprint of the time in which we grew up. My connection to traditional folk music is... 

Newly recorded at the Basilica in Assisi, the birthplace of... 

The Teatro La Fenice opened in 1792 and is one of the most renowned and... 

The Teatro La Fenice opened in 1792 and is one of the most renowned and... 

SOMM Recordings has had the good fortune to add to its wide-ranging catalogue the “extraordinary... 

France Revisited, Vol. 2 includes Gabriel Fauré’s Dolly Suite, George Onslow’s Sonata No. 2 in F Minor, Op. 22, and the... 

Macbeth... 

Macbeth... 

The versatile French conductor and violinist Rémy Ballot, following his recent... 

Music to Hear… Alfonso Ferrabosco: Music for Lyra Viol from... 

While Rodolfo Ritter’s repertoire encompasses many well-known and unfamiliar composers, he has made a speciality of Ponce’s piano... 

The title ‘Vida’ of... 

Sean Shibe’s fifth PENTATONE album, Vesper, presents a striking collection of contemporary guitar works by the late Harrison Birtwistle, James... 

At... 

Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741) was... 

With this recording, Violetta Khachikyan releases her third solo album, dedicating herself to rarely performed works from... 

Zhu Xiao-Mei is widely regarded as one of the greatest pianists of our time and one of the foremost interpreters of J. S. Bach's...