Beethoven: Complete Works for Cello & Piano

Under the title "Kaleidoskop Europa", this CD presents a musical journey that encompasses the entirety of Europe. Central to the album is the concept of dance as a medium that both connects people via music and body language, and also motivates them to express themselves with one another, regardless of national origin, language, religion or culture. The album features dances from eleven different European countries, commencing and concluding the musical journey in Vienna-the home of both the ensemble and the painter Ferdinand Georg Waldmuller. By combining pieces of music from different countries, dance emerges as a symbol of the unity found within Europe's diverse cultures. All compositions are arranged for piano trio, with the exception of the opening march by Fritz Kreisler, which was originally composed for this instrumentation. Some arrangements were made by Martin Forst, the cellist of the trio, specifically for this production, thus leading to their premiere presentation on this CD. Through these adaptations, works originally composed for piano or orchestra take on a new form: the auditory experience is enhanced by numerous dimensions-particularly regarding color richness and transparency - revealing intriguing and novel facets of the compositions to listeners.

American Classics - Songs on Poems by Emily Dickinson, Louisa May Alcott and Walt Whitman

This CD collection presents a broad range of Hansjorg Angerer's many recordings and also serves to showcase an extraordinary artistic personality in his entire versatility. The Art of Hansjorg Angerer allows you to experience the art of horn playing - encompassing in an extremely fascinating way the natural horn, the double horn in F/B flat and the horn in F as well as the historical Parforce horn, highlighting the special musical interpretations of this artist.

Concilium musicum Wien auf Originalinstrumenten

CLASSICS 2012 KATALOG 2012

Liebesträume & Todesahnung

The ‘main mission’ of the TrioVanBeethoven is the cultivation of the classical trio literature coupled with composition commissions for world premieres or crossover projects. Nevertheless, with their debut recording the Trio devote themselves to the name giver of their ensemble with an arch from Beethoven’s first listed work, the Piano Trio in E flat major op. 1/1, the even earlier Trio in E flat major WoO 38, up to one of the best-known works of the genre, the Piano Trio in D major op. 70/1, which was later given the sobriquet ‘Ghost Trio’ because of the sometimes mystic mood in the slow movement.

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music