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Spiegel im Spiegel
$21.99CDAccentus Music
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Musica Danzante
$18.99CDArcoDiva
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Divine Light - The Living Indian Choral Tradition
$16.99CDResonus Classics
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Toccatas and Meditations
$19.99CDNaxos
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Firm Foundations
$17.99CDPro Organo
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The Wise Men and the Star - A Christmas Collection
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200 Jahre-Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht
$19.99CDBerlin Classics
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Le Secret, Music for Cello & Harp
$14.99CDBrilliant Classics
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J.S. Bach: Sonatas & Partitas for Solo Violin, BWV 1003 & BW
$20.99CDHaenssler Classic
Mar 13, 2026HC25033 -
King of Kings - Bach Orchestral Transcriptions
$21.99CDChandos
Aug 01, 2025CHAN 20400 -
Organ Recital - Niklas Jahn
$19.99CDNaxos
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Fields of Wonder
$20.99CDSignum Classics
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Grace Williams: The Parlour - Opera in One Act
$16.99CDLyrita
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Grace Williams: Violin Concerto, Elegy for string orchestra,
$23.99CDLyrita
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J. S. Bach & Sons: Flute Sonatas
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J. S. Bach: Goldberg Variations (Arr. for Double Reed Trio b
$18.99CDLeaf Music
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Liza Lim: A Sutured World; Mary; The Compass
$19.99CDBR Klassik
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L’apotheose de Corelli - Triosonatas
$16.99CDChallenge Classics
Apr 10, 2026CC 720033
Walking The Dog
A surprising and refreshing journey which explores the confines of the repertoire for saxophone and piano, Walking the Dog unites two formidable virtuosos of the contemporary classical scene, the Austrian Andreas Mader and the German Joseph Moog.
Walking the Dog is a multifaceted work, an authentic melting-pot, a surprising witness to the richness of the international musical scene at the beginning of the 20th century. One would then encounter styles as diverse as the mambo, the merengue, the habanera, or the samba, or even fusions of these seemingly separate genres.
Andreas Mader and Joseph Moog open their recital with Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue in the inspiring version of the Japanese Jun Nagao. Under their sensitive and incisive fingers, it becomes the spirit of Jazz itself, sparkling and fresh. The Suite of seven pieces adapted from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet pursues it in a trenchant and caustic way: the saxophone, part soprano part tenor, displays all its colours.
This programme also pays tribute to France – a well-deserved homage to the country where Adolf Sax fathered such a great family of instruments. Some works are iconic, such as Debussy's Rhapsody (in a new and impressive version by the saxophonist), Milhaud's Scaramouche, some less known, like the Two Pieces by Lili Boulanger, and we have a genuine rarity, the Five Exotic Dances, a brilliant and exciting suite of miniature compositions from 1961 by Jean Francaix. Andreas Mader and Joseph Moog conclude their journey by a return to the origins – New York – by giving us the little Promenade, under the title "Walking the Dog", that Gershwin composed for the film Shall We Dance with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
This is an absolutely thrilling album which arouses both curiosity and senses, a true revelation from this surprising duo. It is impossible to resist Andreas Mader's voluptuous saxophone interlocked into the golden piano playing of Joseph Moog.
Corelli: Violin Sonatas, Op. 5 / Rachel Barton Pine
Spiegel im Spiegel
Musica Danzante
Divine Light - The Living Indian Choral Tradition
Gibbons: Keyboard Works
Toccatas and Meditations
Firm Foundations
Safe Harbor / U.S. Navy Band Sea Canters Chorus
Discover songs to connect, heal, and inspire on the U.S. Navy Band Sea Canter Chorus’ recording “Safe Harbor”. These musicians have played a vital role in comforting America in times of mourning, and this recording follows in those footsteps
The Wise Men and the Star - A Christmas Collection
Masters of Imitation / Christophers, The Sixteen
Imitation is the ultimate compliment. To take inspiration from someone else’s work, to borrow and rework it to form another piece…what could be more flattering? This technique, known as ‘parody’, was hugely popular in late 16th-century Europe and Orlande de Lassus was one of its most famous advocates. The Sixteen’s programme showcases the master of parody at work and also features a new commission from the extraordinarily inventive composer Bob Chilcott parodying one of Lassus’ finest secular madrigals.
Also included are two mini masterpieces by Maddalena Casulana - the first female composer to have had a whole book of her music printed and published in the history of western music and whose work was widely admired, not least by Lassus.
Desprez: I. Motets et chansons / Cut Circle
Josquin des Prez: the name evokes beautiful, brilliant, even magical music—but more than five centuries since he composed his last note, we are still discovering how to hear him. In this album, originally conceived to mark the composer’s quincentenary in 2021, Cut Circle strives to treat Josquin not as a sleepy relic of the distant past but as a stylish, sensitive, playful, ecstatic composer. We foreground his revolutionary precision and drive while embracing reactions to the music that are visceral and emotional.
200 Jahre-Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht
Le Secret, Music for Cello & Harp
Complete Symphonies; Wind Concertos
That Sweet City – Leighton: Veris Gratia, Op. 6; Vaughan Wi
J.S. Bach: Sonatas & Partitas for Solo Violin, BWV 1003 & BW
King of Kings - Bach Orchestral Transcriptions
Organ Recital - Niklas Jahn
Still: Songs & Piano Music
Fields of Wonder
Alfred Brendel plays Busoni & Liszt
Grace Williams: The Parlour - Opera in One Act
Grace Williams: Violin Concerto, Elegy for string orchestra,
Path to the Moon / van der Heijden, Coleman
The performers write: ‘Selecting the repertoire for our album Path to the Moon, we wanted to explore a number of possibilities for binding together a programme. To place different works alongside one another is a wonderful way of bringing out new and unusual qualities in each piece. William T. Horton’s fantastic image The Path to the Moon immediately inspired a flurry of ideas, including works on the subjects of both night and the moon, as well as pieces which invoke the exploratory nature of humankind’s voyage to the moon. Britten wrote his Sonata for Cello and Piano only two years after the first object made by humans had touched the surface of the moon, in 1959. Humans throughout history and from all cultures have been drawn to and taken inspiration from the moon and we have tried to reflect this in our eclectic choice of song repertoire: from Toru Takemitsu to Nina Simone and from Lili Boulanger to Florence Price. As we hope you will hear on this album, Walker’s Cello Sonata rings with echoes of the sound-worlds of blues and jazz and is infused with a beautiful lyricism. We really believe that Walker’s Cello Sonata deserves to become a staple of the chamber music repertoire and are absolutely thrilled to offer you a recording of it in the context of our own exploration of a path to the moon.’
J. S. Bach & Sons: Flute Sonatas
Parallels - Late Romantic & Contemporary Organ Music / Ffinch
Parallels is meticulously curated album that explores the organ’s remarkable breadth and sonority. Featuring three monumental organ works and delightful arrangements of English classics, the collection is a testament to the grandeur and versatility of the instrument.
Florence Price's Suite No. 1, makes its debut commercial recording. This substantial and captivating composition draws inspiration from spirituals, hymns, and pentatonic themes, showcasing a harmonious fusion of jazz influences. The rhythmic drive and themes in the final Toccato pay homage to the engaging Rubrics by Dan Locklair, creating a seamless connection between the featured works. The album's title, Parallels, reflects Florence Price's artistic vision, aiming to convey a heritage through the past while being influenced by contemporary contacts. This intention is beautifully realised in Suite No. 1, where the chromatic harmony reminiscent of Suite Gothique meets the rhythmic vitality of Rubrics. As a nod to the present day, the album includes Alexander's own arrangement of Coldplay's hit single Paradise, seamlessly blending modernity with Price's timeless compositions. Parallels is not just an album; it's a transformative auditory experience that invites listeners to explore the intersections of tradition and innovation on the Harrison and Harrison organ. The past converges with the present in perfect harmony.
The surprise appearances of music not typically associated with the organ successfully adds an element of excitement and discovery. The album also features splendid organ arrangements of English staples like Elgar's Chanson de Matin and Pomp and Circumstance, further showcasing the instrument's versatility. "Parallels" is an invitation to discover the intersections of tradition and innovation, a celebration of timeless compositions, and a showcase of the capabilities of Cheltenham College Chapel’s Harrison and Harrison organ. This album also celebrates the 150th anniversary of Gustav Holst’s birth with the inclusion of Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity fromThe Planets Op. 32 arranged by Thomas Trotter.
Alexander Ffinch has established himself as a renowned organist with performances spanning the UK, Europe, USA, and Asia. Notable for his role as the College Organist at Cheltenham College since 2004, Alexander oversees daily organ performances in the College Chapel and accompanies choirs while maintaining an active schedule as a recitalist, featuring prominently in events like the Cheltenham International Music Festival and BBC Radio 3 broadcasts. His 2019 album, "Transformations" (DDA 25193), received critical acclaim.
J. S. Bach: Goldberg Variations (Arr. for Double Reed Trio b
Liza Lim: A Sutured World; Mary; The Compass
