Hyperion Records

NEW RELEASE - in stock now!2CD super jewel set with extensive sleeve note booklet. •• 'MOZART: PIANO SONATAS' WAS OUR FEATURED ALBUM FOR OCT...

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

Mahan Esfahani again highlights the radicalism, virtuosity—and sheer joyousness—of the works recorded here, both in his playing and in his un...

The exuberant vitality of Bach’s toccatas—works which the young composer probably wrote to demonstrate his own brilliance and technique as a per...

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

The ‘abundance of intelligence’ in Pavel Kolesnikov’s pianism which so impressed Gramophone pays particular dividends in Beethoven, the ‘Moonligh...

The challenges and rewards of performing early music are here vividly illustrated by The Binchois Consort, as creative scholarship comes to the aid...

NEW RELEASE! In a selection of motets woven affectingly throughout the glorious five-part Mass, The Gesualdo Six perfectly captures all the power ...

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...

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

In this enchanting disc, Carolyn Sampson’s ravishing, silvery tones are put to the service of some of Handel’s most joyous and profound music for t...

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

•• 'A LOVER'S DEATH' WAS OUR FEATURED ALBUM FOR FEBRUARY 2025 ••Click here to read our blog about this release! The eleventh and final release...

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...

Guillaume de Machaut (c1300-1377), France’s most famous poet-composer of the fourteenth century, was probably the last to set exclusively his own t...