Tactus

The idea behind this recording by the acclaimed harpist Oliver Wass (first prize winner at the “Suoni d’Arpa” International... 

Luigi Mozzani (1869–1943) is a prominent figure in the history of classical guitar and Italian lutherie. A... 

The production by the Anonima Frottolisti ensemble, which needs... 

The effervescent creativity of Franco Margola (already featured on... 

Ireneo Fuser was born... 

The recording, entrusted to award-winning pianist Massimiliano Génot (who previously spearheaded the rediscovery... 

The Cappella musicale di Santa Maria in... 

Diego Conti’s recent composition for string quartet/quintet can be placed in the aesthetic context which can be roughly defined, given... 

A fascinating and still enigmatic figure, Anna Bon di Venezia was one of the few professional female composers... 

The publication of the pieces included in this album aims to promote and disseminate a lesser-known chamber... 

We do not know precisely the date of birth and death of Gaetano Sborgi, a composer who lived between the second half of... 

The dazzling and spectacular sonority of the “trumpet and organ” duo was etched... 

In a society where standardization is a prevalent issue, the release of an album that deviates... 

This release is devoted to the complete set of six Sonatas for Violin and Basso Continuo, Op. 1... 

The term Popsongs is a blend of the two English words popular (meaning both “popular” and “celebrated”) and... 

Francesco Almasio (Milan, 21 April 1802 – Milan, 14 November 1871) was one of the protagonists of the musical life of Milan during the... 

Mario Pilati was born in Naples on 16 October 1903. His life was very short, intense and troubled. Together with... 

From the early 17th century onwards, the polyphonic motet that had dominated sacred music... 

Carlo Mazzoli and Silvia Rambaldi, passionate scholars of historical instruments and performance practice of early music, were... 

Pier... 

Serie Bianca by Tactus offers this double CD encompassing the historic recordings of two monumental piano sonatas... 

Japanese flutist Eriko Oi, winner of the International Early Music Competition in Yamanashi (Japan), is... 

Among the notable musicians born in the city of Pavia, Franco Vittadini is undoubtedly one of the most significant. The... 

Chamber music, in its centuries-long course, presents the most varied and surprising instrumental combinations: strings, woodwinds, percussion, and... 

Preserved in three different libraries—the Marciana in Venice, the Library of the Naples Conservatory, and... 

For many decades, students of Domenico Scarlatti, including me, have been debating about the relationship... 

This world premiere recording production was the rediscovery of composer Arturo... 

Roberto Fabbriciani is an essential reference point for flutists and composers over the past decades. The list of renowned masters he... 

Besides being an engineer, a mathematician, and a professor of geography, Luigi Hugues was... 

A fascinating instrument, with a warm and intimate timbre, the viola began relatively late to... 

The versatility and timbral richness of the modern transverse flute have made it a protagonist of... 

In spite of the predominance of opera in Italy during the nineteenth century, chamber music and symphonic... 

In 2014, in Trieste, Italy, the Musica Libera Association started the Festival Viktor Ullmann... 

There was magnificent cultural vitality recorded in Bologna in the early seventeenth century, and it is always fascinating... 

The recording project “Labyrinthoi” (Labyrinths) is the result of the collaboration between saxophonist Isacco Buccoliero... 

The idea of developing a project on Bolognese composers for guitar has been more and more appealing to me, as my... 

Juan Ramón Jiménez is the author of the famous poetic prose in 138 short episodes, Platero y yo, which... 

The music on this album comes from a unique and extraordinary period of our history, between the 13th and 14th centuries, which saw the... 

Italian composers and instrumentalists born in the second half of nineteenth-century Italy... 

The library of Bologna’s Conservatory of Music contains a wide set of books about music, which are almost exclusively manuscripts. The... 

Written... 

The record was produced to revive the personality of a great musician from Abruzzo, who has left a considerable mark... 

The group of concertos for bassoon by Antonio Vivaldi (Venice, 4... 

This recording production rebuilds the... 

Pietro Giannotti, who in the title page of Op. 1 (entirely written in Italian), is...