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Orlando Consort – Machaut: Songs form Renede de Fortune The story told by the Remede may be familiar—episodes of courtly life and love in fourteent...

•• 'MUSIC OF THE ANGELS' WAS OUR FEATURED ALBUM FOR APRIL 2025 ••Click here to read our blog about this release!  ‘Boccherini’s adagios excite ...

The magnificent Orchestral Suites, known as Ouvertüren in German, form the final instalment in Dunedin Consort’s long-running Bach Masterworks s...

Bojan Čičić and The Illyria Consort’s 2022 Delphian recording revels in the great variety of musical styles and traditions that grew up around Chr...

A female representation of power in English 16th Century consort music. Fairy figure, minstrel or Blessed Virgin? Elizabeth I used all these role ...

Classical Opera explore a wealth of arias by Handel and his contemporaries William Boyce, John Christopher Smith and Thomas Arne, all of which were...

•• 'CHRISTMAS WITH THE BEVAN FAMILY CONSORT' WAS OUR FEATURED ALBUM FOR DECEMBER 2024 ••Click here to read our blog about this release! Following ...

A follow up to their album Vivaldi X2, this new offering from baroque specialists La Serenissima combines further double concerti by Antonio Vival...

The cembalo-obbligato sonata reached its zenith in the middle decades of the eighteenth century; thought to date from the last fifteen years of J.S...

Lost to the world for centuries, the recent rediscovery in 2015 of Georg Philipp Telemann’s twelve Fantasias for viola da gamba represents a major ...

Step into an enchanting sequence of festive works for the season of Epiphany. Amidst the cold and frosty nights, composers capture a sense of a...

Following much-praised accounts of the St John Passion and Christmas Oratorio, Stephen Layton now turns to the B minor Mass. With Trinity Coll...

New release! •• 'PRELUDES, INVENTIONS & SINFONIAS' WAS OUR FEATURED ALBUM FOR SEPTEMBER 2024 ••Click here to read our blog about this release! ...

'The sheer beauty of sound is profoundly moving - a superb disc.' BBC Music Magazine 'Exquisite is, if not necessarily the only word, certainly a h...

Catherine King and Jacob Heringman have made numerous appearances and broadcasts together throughout Europe and America. Their four duo CDs (on ASV...

Jacob Heringman writes: This is a disc of arrangements: sixteenth-century arrangements for lute (and its Spanish counterpart, the vihuela) of vocal...

This disc consists mainly of works by the great 16th-century Transylvanian lutenist and composer, Valentin (Balint) Bakfark, interspersed with Poli...

Jacob Heringman is the foremost lutenist of his generation, “a master of his instrument” according to Classical Guitar magazine. He is the lutenist...

NEW RELEASE! Exposed and raw, Laura Cannell’s latest album is an offering of contemporary minimalism to a 12th century composer, a thank yo...

The Amsterdam-based recorder quintet Seldom Sene has done it again: an original concept, featuring several first recordings, and superb pe...

NEW RELEASE!   The infallible Gesualdo Six trademarks of consummate musicianship and scholarly integrity are much in evidence here. Queen of Hea...

Award-winning Baroque violinist Rachel Podger takes the resurgence of the Arts in England post-1660 as the compelling inspiration for her new...

NEW RELEASE! As champion of music from Ireland, Peter Whelan and his Irish Baroque Orchestra give a rare glimpse into a fascinating figure of ...

A famous French horn virtuoso in his days, the shadowy figure known only as ‘Mr Charles the Hungarian’ was an eccentric opportunist who travell...