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Dancing Organ
$23.99SACDAeolus
Dec 19, 2025AE11461 -
Let it swing - Christmas with Salaputia Brass
$16.99CDBerlin Classics
Jan 16, 20260304143BC -
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J. S. Bach: Cantata a 2
$20.99CDHitasura
Jul 18, 2025HSP012 -
From Keys to Strings
$20.99CDGenuin
Nov 21, 2025GEN 25929 -
Bach on Nine Strings - Suite, Partita and Sonata for Two Pic
$20.99CDArcana
Feb 27, 2026A590 -
Ferdinand Ries: Symphonies Nos. 6 & 7
$18.99CDOndine
Oct 03, 2025ODE 1476-2 -
J.S. Bach: Concertos, Inventions & Motets for Recorder Ensem
$12.99CDBrilliant Classics
Feb 27, 2026BRI97093 -
De Profundis
$18.99CDarcantus Musikproduktion
Oct 17, 2025ARC25050 -
Price: Violin Concertos Nos. 1 & 2, Piano Concerto in One Mo
$19.99CDNaxos
Jun 27, 20258559952 -
Nigun - Jewish Choral Music
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…a riveder le stelle
$21.99SACDBIS
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Spiegel im Spiegel
$21.99CDAccentus Music
Nov 28, 2025ACC30691 -
Musica Danzante
$18.99CDArcoDiva
Jul 25, 2025UP0252 -
Divine Light - The Living Indian Choral Tradition
$16.99CDResonus Classics
Nov 14, 2025RES10365 -
Firm Foundations
$17.99CDPro Organo
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The Wise Men and the Star - A Christmas Collection
$18.99CDCoro
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200 Jahre-Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht
$19.99CDBerlin Classics
Nov 07, 20250301165BC -
Le Secret, Music for Cello & Harp
$14.99CDBrilliant Classics
Jul 18, 2025BRI97516
Bach's Coffeehouse / Sorrell, Apollo's Fire
Italiana!
Corelli: Concerti grossi, Op. 6, 1-6
Dancing Organ
Let it swing - Christmas with Salaputia Brass
Gillespie, Porter, Jobim, Rodgers & Miller: Solo in Barcelon
J. S. Bach: Cantata a 2
From Keys to Strings
Bach on Nine Strings - Suite, Partita and Sonata for Two Pic
Ferdinand Ries: Symphonies Nos. 6 & 7
Ries: Symphonies in Es & No. 3
J.S. Bach: Concertos, Inventions & Motets for Recorder Ensem
De Profundis
Price: Violin Concertos Nos. 1 & 2, Piano Concerto in One Mo
Nigun - Jewish Choral Music
American Orchestral Music / Falletta, NOI Philharmonic
JoAnn Falletta conducts the National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic in works by four extraordinary mid-20th-century American composers who helped shape the country’s musical destiny: Aaron Copland, Walter Piston, Paul Creston and Ulysses Kay. Includes two world premiere recordings – Paul Creston's Saxophone Concerto and Ulysses Kay’s poignant and elegiac Pietà.
Bach, Corelli, Handel & Telemann: Corellimania / Perl, Petri, Esfahani
As the progenitor of a style whose influence more or less came to define the instrumental music of the High Baroque, Arcangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713) occupies a position in music history as unenviable as it is to his great credit. Just what made Corelli’s style seem strikingly novel to his contemporaries is a tricky question. To be sure, his standardization and popularization of certain formal tropes – most notably the succession of movement types in Sonate da Camera and Sonate da Chiesa – was a significant part of what his followers considered the ‘Corellian’ manner.
But Corelli’s actual compositional style, his way of organizing musical thoughts into phrases and motives, is fundamentally derived from the expressive capabilities of his chosen instrument, the violin. Certain melodic patterns used to modulate and to effect sequences (e.g., chains of sevenths and fifths) basically derive from specificities of violin technique that amplify an instrument with origins primarily in dance music into one that in Corelli’s hands, could imitate the rise and fall of the sung and spoken human voice. This tension between idiomatically instrumental techniques and the evocation of the voice is the defining characteristic of Corelli’s style throughout all his surviving works and would establish the “Roman School” as the supreme measure of musical taste for generations.
For this exploration of the 18th century’s Corelli Craze, the dynamic star trio of Mahan Esfahani, Hille Perl and Michala Petri unite to trace the Roman’s influence, (sometimes in name only...) on the musical legacies of Bach, Händel and Telemann, and of course two works from the pen of the celebrated Italian Master, himself. Gramophone about the Petri/Perl/Esfahani Trio’s Bach recording: “While the tonal and expressive range of the recorder, viol and harpsichord may appear constrained in comparison to, say, flute, cello and piano, in the hands of foremost players such as these, even a relatively lightweight work such as the C major Sonata, BWV1033, comes over as the ideal demonstration of a particular facet of the composer’s style and the performers’ abilities.”
…a riveder le stelle
Corelli: Violin Sonatas, Op. 5 / Rachel Barton Pine
Spiegel im Spiegel
Musica Danzante
Divine Light - The Living Indian Choral Tradition
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
Peace I Leave With You - Music for the Evening Hour
CORO Welcomes The Choir of Magdalen College, Oxford, to the label.
In their first recording for CORO, The Choir of Magdalen College, Oxford, under the direction of Mark Williams, explore the repertoire that has provided the bedrock of the college’s musical life for the last 500 years, all of which was written for the end of the day.
Much music associated with evening time is naturally calm and soothing, satisfying those seeking transcendental beauty in the form of unchallenging ‘sound baths’. However, this collection also seeks to challenge, contrasting contemporary settings with music from the 16th century. We hope, through this range of works, to capture something of that liminal space between day and night characterized by Evensong and to lead the listener into that ‘peace that passes all understanding’.
The album showcases works by composers from John Sheppard to Joanna Marsh and features much-loved pieces such as Hubert Parry’s Lord, let me know mine end and John Tavener’s The Lord’s Prayer, as well as new additions to the Evensong repertoire such as Grayston Ives’ In pace and Piers Connor Kennedy’s O nata lux.
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
