This is the 12th release in Genuin's "Unheard-Of" series initiated by Michael Schefer. Presented here is the unusual repertoire of Jacques Charpentier who was a friend and pupil of Oliver Messiaen. This album connects ancient Indian raga tradition with modern Western music resulting in a very unique sound.

"• Russian-German pianist Anna Scheps debut CD • Concert program with works of a fairytale and dance-like character • Continuing her career comeback following the birth of her three children • Committed to many social projects"

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• Debut CD • Multiple first prize winner at "Jugend musiziert" (Youth Making Music) and other first prizes • 2008-2010 concertmaster of the Bundesjugendorchester (Federal Youth Orchestra)

Young violinist LIV Migdal ventures a journey to the limits of the speakable, playable, and tangible: the winner of numerous international prizes (including at the Ruggiero Ricci Competition Salzburg and Hindemith Competition Berlin) performs music by Bach, Bart�k, and refugee from Germany Paul Ben-Haim. What could be more fragile than LIV Migdal's lonely violin playing Bach, and what more existentially violent than the same instrument with Bart�k? A true discovery is the work of Israel's national composer Ben-Haim: a firestorm of energy, a melancholy meditation on lost happiness. A fabulous violinist presents a bold program!

The Amaryllis Quartett presents its second CD titled “Red”, following the release of “White”. This young, contemporary string quartet performs works from the Viennese classical period and Second Viennese School.

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Charming, appealing, light as a feather, the flutist Christian Mattick presents us with his first Genuin release. He plays 20th-century French music ranging from Impressionism to early Modernism: original works for flute and piano, as well as arrangements of piano pieces and orchestral music. Christian Mattick and his pianist Matthias Huth encounter the floating sound of Ravel's Habanera, the exotic flair of Albert Roussel's divine incantations and they make the string of pearls in Claude Debussy's music sparkle: enchanting! Christian Mattick concertizes throughout Europe in several chamber ensembles. The list of awards to his name is long, and includes the City of Munich's Young Musicians' Award and the "Inventio" Award of the German Music Council.

In the world of brass ensembles, which lives on arrangements, CDs of original works are rare. Therefore, the new, second GENUIN CD is all the more exciting for the young and ambitious German brass ensemble 10forBrass. Works by Jan Koetsier, Michael Nyman, Herbert Baumann and others are presented on the program in their original form: at times traditional, at times advanced - but always captivating. It grooves and shines so much that it is a joy! A treasure trove for brass fans, these pieces are extensions of the repertoire played at world-class level. Stunning - and brimming with good humor!

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This is the debut CD from TrioSono, a trio made up of members of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and Dresden Staatskapelle.+ The three piano trios on this album are from three composers from different stylistic periods- Joseph Haydn (1732-1809), Friedrich Schneider (1786-1853), and August Klughardt (1847-1902). Schneider’s Klaviertrio in Es-Dur op. 38 and Klughardt’s Klaviertrio in B-Dur op. 47 are receiving their world premiere recordings on this release.

Some violinists places their bets on bravura for their debut, others rely on seriousness. Tobias Feldmann, not yet 25, goes the whole hog: on his first GENUIN CD the heavyweights alternate with the bravura display pieces - Eugène Ysaye and the magical sleight of hand for violin by Franz Waxman – his Carmen Fantasy was composed for Jascha Heifetz. Commanding superior technique and natural musicianship, the multi-prize winner and former concertmaster presents himself here as a mature artist!

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The Sun King Louis XIV, who, in the truest sense of the word, had all of France and the court of Versailles dancing around him, died exactly 300 years ago, in 1715, a time when dance, music and theater all experienced an unprecedented flourishing. On her new Genuin label CD, harpsichordist Rebecca Maurer, playing a historical Ruckers harpsichord from Neuchâtel, weaves pieces by d’Anglebert, F. Couperin, Le Roux, and others from the most brilliant epoch of the harpsichord to form a musical tapestry rich in allusions and cross-references. A true musical journey into a golden age...