CDs

Von der Vergänglichkeit1 D. Hahne: Danse macabre (2007)2 S. Scheidt: Fantasie über Io son ferito lasso (von Palestrina)3 G. Beeferman: Passages (2...

Haydn’s Op 9 quartets are commonly seen as his first ‘mature’ set, written during the period when he emerged as an indisputably great composer. Th...

Jacob Heringman: Blame Not My Lute - Accompaniment CD for 58 Very Easy Pieces

Collegium Musicum 90 was founded by Simon Standage and the late Richard Hickox in 1990, and is today a well-established ensemble for the performan...

Haydn’s remarkable Opus 20 quartets are rightfully regarded as landmarks in the history of the string quartet. Throughout the six contrasting quar...

Cellist Angela East (Red Priest) presents the Bach unaccompanied cello suites in full across two discs. "her performance deserves to be ranked with...

"The pieces on this CD have been brought together because they are commonly taught to cello students during the early years of their training. Few ...

Pop & rock music performend on various recorders - including the debut of the Elody electric recorder by Mollenhauer Nik Tarasov and his band V...

Overture in French Style, Italian Concerto, 6 Partitas, BWV 825-830 etc; Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue in D minor, BWV 903, performed by harpsichor...

Nicky Spence and friends perfectly capture the urgency and thrill of the opening of ‘On Wenlock Edge’; with its varied and imaginatively chosen cou...

Sean Shibe’s second Pentatone album Lost & Found is an ecstatic journey containing music by outsiders, mystics, visionaries, who often have mor...

Erik Bosgraaf (born in 1980) is generally considered to be one of the most gifted and versatile recorder players of a new generation, who has alrea...

A unique sequence of 18th-century recorder sonatas played by one of the instrument’s most innovative modern exponents.Sybrandus van Noordt and Unic...

The French grand siècle is most often viewed through the gilt-framed mirrors of Versailles, showing the pomp and splendour, the feasts and formalit...

Bach’s Coffeehouse brings together a selection of Apollo’s Fire recordings – old and new alike – featuring repertoire that is believed to have bee...

In the time of Madame de Pompadour, the hurdy-gurdy, like the musette, enjoyed a great success. It was considered to be on a level with other inst...

All the recorder concertos on this CD – chamber concertos or solo concertos – were written expressly for flauto or flautino and show the imaginati...

For its first album on Linn, Solomon’s Knot performs one of Bach’s most fascinating works. Although not a single note of the Köthener Trauermusik s...

Monteverdi’s 1610 Vespers is the landmark work of early Baroque music. It sits at the crossroads of Renaissance polyphony and the new dramatic...

  The current popularity of Bach's six cello suites can be traced back to the Catalan cellist Pablo Casals, who was the first to include these piec...