Gramola

What does it feel like to devote your life to one thing? How does a man live... 

“If you happen to come to Frankfurt, especially in the first half... 

Following the first three CDs in the Böck reads Bruckner series, which were dedicated to... 

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

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

On the occasion of the 2025 Kreisler anniversary year, the exceptional violinist Benjamin Schmid posed... 

Four years ago, Günther Groissböck, celebrated bassist at the world’s most... 

On his latest album New Doors, internationally successful Viennese jazz violinist Rudi Berger connects the three worlds that have profoundly shaped... 

It was... 

Françoise Choveaux studied at the Conservatory of Lille, the École Normale de Musique in Paris, the Peabody Institute... 

Playing Franz Schubert’s music on the unusual instrument known as the “arpeggione” in an... 

Niccolò Paganini was already a legend in his lifetime as... 

For the pianist and opera conductor Boris Bloch, who hails from Odessa in present-day Ukraine, the works of Frédéric Chopin represent the... 

Pianist and composer Eduard Kiprsky, a native of St. Petersburg and winner of countless international composition... 

It is no exaggeration to call Fritz Kreisler (1875–1962) one of the two or three most significant Austrian violinists in... 

Internationally celebrated as both a soloist and conductor, Florian Krumpöck has more than proven his outstanding capability... 

Women were not always allowed to compose—often due to restrictions imposed by their families or... 

In a time of widespread crisis and social upheaval, this album titled In the Spirit of Freedom... 

Rome, 1839, Palazzo Poli: one of Liszt’s Roman concerts has gained significance in the history of music. A prominent audience of... 

Christoph Graupner (1683–1760) was, during his lifetime, just as renowned and beloved as his contemporary J. S. Bach. However, unlike... 

A native of Naples, Italy, pianist Lorenzo Pone lives in Salzburg and is one of the most highly acclaimed young pianists today. Having... 

While there is no doubt today that this music originates from Bach, due to numerous deviations from... 

Following the first in the Böck Reads Bruckner series, which has... 

“Bei Mir Bistu Sheyn” (To me you are beautiful) – the title of the famous Yiddish song perfectly describes the... 

On this recording, the piano quintet led by violinist and conductor Rémy Ballot juxtaposes Franz Schubert’s famous... 

The harpsichord from 1745 by Joannes Daniel Dulcken, bearing the inventory number SAM 726, not only is an instrument with a... 

“You have to sing with your fingers!” – Frédéric Chopin is said to have often demanded of his pupils during piano lessons. On... 

The ensemble Pandolfis Consort, the countertenor Nicholas Spanos, and the... 

Since its foundation in 1989, the “Richard Strauss Days” in Garmisch-Partenkirchen have... 

Domenico Scarlatti, one of the most fascinating composers of the Baroque era, was born in Naples on October 26, 1614,90... 

The instrument was made by Eberhard Friedrich Walcker & Co. from... 

October 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the death of composer Viktor... 

This compilation of the greatest sacred compositions for bass and organ finds its ideal performers in... 

American... 

Under the title “Kaleidoskop Europa,” this CD presents a musical journey that encompasses the entirety of Europe. Central... 

Festival organ, grand organ, monumental organ – when it comes to talk in Klosterneuburg about... 

Following the successful album “Nicht Wiedersehen!”, the... 

The Austrian-Croatian conductor Milan Turkovic, who also has an... 

“The applause continues, even some cheers can be heard: definitely get out again, take a grateful bow! And present some more? Something...