CDs

Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations are considered a magnum opus of the piano repertoire, a towering contribution to the genre and an entire Encycloped...

Between March 2004 and May 2006 András Schiff performed the complete cycle of Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas at the Tonhalle, Zürich, recorded and relea...

Beethoven / Mendelssohn / Bach The Danish String Quartet’s Grammy-nominated Prism project, linking Bach fugues, Beethoven quartets and works b...

Old Roger: The New Way - English dance music from the 18th century Warleggan Village Band was formed to play on screen for the BBC television ...

A Brief History Of Music - 600 years of musical history Beginning in the Middle Ages and ending up in the 20th century (and incorporating eve...

NEW RELEASE!! Domestic music-making of a distinctly superior sort is lovingly recreated in a rare recording of the notebooks Bach presented ...

Father and son duo Alexander Baillie (cello) and Max Baillie (violin) playing some of the greatest music written for this combination, inclu...

Royal Manuscripts: The Genius of Illumination - the British Library's first major exhibition to bring together the Library's Royal collection, a ...

In this, the first of a series of three recordings of Schubert’s great song cycles for Chandos, Roderick Williams and Iain Burnside bring their f...

The baroque trumpeter Josh Cohen is among the most sought-after clarino specialists in North America. A native of the Washington, DC area, he per...

The specialist early-music ensemble Da Camera marks the 250th anniversary of Telemann’s death with this unique recording of original trio sonatas...

When Dan Laurin and Masaaki Suzuki joined forces in Händel’s recorder sonatas (BIS-CD-955), the reviewers waxed lyrical: "The allegros sparkle li...

During a recording career that stretches over almost 30 years, Swedish recorder virtuoso Dan Laurin keeps returning to one particular set of work...

During the height of the Greek economic crisis, the 13th International Pharos Chamber Music Festival on the island of Cyprus was in jeopardy of b...

In the turbulent religious climate of Elizabethan England William Byrd wrote — and, more audaciously, published — a huge amount of music for the ...

In this Early Music collection, released in 2012 to mark the 15th anniversary of Signum Classics, you can hear a wide rage of works by Gallic...

400 years ago, in 1623, England lost two of its greatest composers: William Byrd and Thomas Weelkes. In a programme marking this double anniversa...

Over thirty years ago, Fretwork made its first recording – well, technically speaking it was the second album to be recorded, but the first t...

An invitation to stroll through the world of one of England’s greatest composers The young, virtuoso A Cappella ensemble VOCES8 return to disc on...

Some of the most atmospheric music from the numerous Liturgical settings in Holy Week is that composed for the Office of Tenebrae. Victoria’s are...

Tenebrae Consort is an outstanding group of musicians, with singers hand-picked from the award winning chamber choir Tenebrae. Known for their in...

The Gabrieli Consort and Players return to the programme that put them on the musical map when it was originally recorded and released in 1990: A...

The great patriotic opera of the 17th century, recorded here in a lively new performing edition after two decades in the Gabrieli’s touring reper...

Purcell’s The Fairy Queen is based on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a play not frequently performed in the late 17th century, nor very...