Emil Gilels Legacy, Vol. 7: Rachmaninoff

Schumann: The 4 Symphonies

More than Classical

Julian Olevsky, Vol. 3: Vivaldi Violin Concertos

Nathan Milstein Collection, Vol. 1 (Live)

Aida Stuckie was a Swiss violinist and teacher whose career began when she won the Geneva Competition in 1940. After this initial success she toured Europe and performed under the most famous conductors including Pina Pozzi, Walter Frey, Christoph Lieske, and Elly Ney. Dedicated to education, she began teaching in 1948, and continued throughout the rest of her life, taking a position at Zurcher Hochschule der Kunste in 1992, where she remained until her retirement. Anne-Sophie Mutter is her most famous student. She wrote of her teacher: "Aïda Stucki's recognition as an artist is both inevitable and overdue. Her artistry is a timeless inspiration. Her interpretation incorporates bewitching sound, personal instinct coupled with great insight to the wishes of the composer. I admire this great violinist deeply. These recordings are a must for any string player and music lover." (Anne-Sophie Mutter) This album won the German Record Critics' Award, 2010.

Magda Tagliaferro, Vol. 1

Schubert: The Complete Piano Duets, Vol. 1

This DVD/CD set is devoted to one of the most admired violinists of our time, Ivry Gitlis, particularly noted for his originality and his distinctive style. Included are works by Sibelius, Paganini, Brahms, Hindemith, and Leibowitz.

Daniel Shafran, Vol. 3: Beethoven Cello Sonatas

Zino Francescatti (1902 - 1991) was one of the most loved and admired violinists of the 20th century. His musical lineage can be traced to the legendary Niccolò Paganini. His father, a noted violinist and teacher, studied with Camillo Sivori (1815 - 1894) who was a student of Paganini. He performed internationally with the world leading orchestras and conductors. Francescatti is still considered a violin icon - for his great musicianship and performance style, his amazing virtuosity, and for his unique, distinctive beautiful, warm tone. Included in this release are his Paris 1946 live performances of the Beethoven and Mozart #3 violin concertos, released here for the first time ever.

Jewels: Treasures, Old & New, for the Harpsichord

Richter Archives, Vol. 17: 1967 Budapest Recital (Live)

Juilliard Quartet, Vol. 1: Live at Library of Congress with

Richter Archives, Vol. 15: 1965 Carnegie Hall Recital (Live)