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PROKOFIEV: PIANO CONCERTO NO. 3
$14.62CDDECCA
Apr 10, 2026DCA240843.2 -
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Lorena Mac with Flaubinette Trio
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Plein jeu – Bach & Busoni
$20.99CDLa Dolce Volta
Oct 31, 2025LDV139 -
Campra & Bernier: Venite, exultemus
$20.99CDRicercar
Nov 21, 2025RIC481
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Bach: Die Kunst der Fuge
HANDEL: L'ALLEGRO IL PENSEROSO ED IL MODERATO
CHRISTMAS ATTIC
LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPITAPH (VERVE ACOUSTIC SOUND)
IN THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT (CLEAR VINYL) (ATL75)
ARETHA'S GOLD
GREAT WOMEN OF SONG: ELLA FITZGERALD
Handel: Dixit Dominus / Doyle, AAM Berlin
It was in Rome, where he resided between 1707 and 1710, that the young Handel composed these three dazzling sacred works. The Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin and the RIAS Kammerchor give us an extremely lively and colorful reading of these pieces in which the composer showcased his talent: allegiance to the forms of the past, total mastery of counterpoint and, already, a unique feeling for storytelling. Everything here announces musical genius.
Bach: A Life in Music, Vol.1 / Agnew, Les Arts Florissants
HOMECOMING - LIVE FROM IRELAND
LAST OF THE MOHICANS (1932)
Brahms: Complete Chamber Music
XX LIVE FROM TAIPEI
XX LIVE FROM TAIPEI
ELLA WISHES YOU A SWINGING CHRISTMAS
NEW YEAR'S CONCERT 2018 / NEUJ
DUETS: 30TH ANNIVERSARY
GREATEST HITS
SUPERFLY
PEANUTS PORTRAITS
PROKOFIEV: PIANO CONCERTO NO. 3
African American Voices II - Bonds, Kay & Perkinson / Gray, RSNO
Kellen Gray has reunited with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra for a second instalment of African American Voices. Though representing differing schools of thought regarding African American classical music, the composers here are united by their roots in black history, culture and its rich musical heritage. Drawing upon jazz and spirituals – ‘I Want Jesus to Walk with Me’ serving as the source material – Margaret Bonds’ Montgomery Variations engages with African American history, namely the Montgomery bus boycott and the 1963 Birmingham church bombing. In this work, re-discovered in 2017, Bonds tackles the themes of strength, resistance, determination and faith. Bonds’ contemporary, the prolific composer Ulysses Kay cultivated a neoclassical voice, as his Concerto for Orchestra exemplifies, very much in line with William Grant Still and his teacher Paul Hindemith. A versatile musician, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson comes a generation later. In his Worship: A Concert Overture, we can hear a blend of Baroque counterpoint, elements of the blues, spirituals and black folk music.
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Margaret Bond (1913–1972) wrote her 1964 Montgomery Variations as a seven-movement theme-and-variations on the spiritual “I Want Jesus to Walk with Me.” Bond’s impassioned cri de coeur bypasses the constraints of academic cd’s and don’ts as it chronicles in boldly theatrical music the beginnings of the Civil Rights Movement, from the Montgomery bus boycott through the tragic 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing. Bond dedicated the piece to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., though sadly never heard it performed during her brief lifetime.
Ulysses Kay (1917–1995) reflects in his 1948 Concerto for Orchestra the influence of several of his mentors – including Paul Hindemith – as a thoroughly tonal work conceived in mid-20th century, in a moment in which the music of the followers of the Second Viennese School reigned supreme in the classical music worlds of both Europe and America. Kay’s classically structured, richly orchestrated, harmonically dense, and contrapuntally complex composition remains at its core a consonantly melodic, post-Romantic work.
In his 2001 Worship: A Concert Overture Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson (1932–2004) successfully amalgamates sacred and secular music, incorporating blues in his nobly elegant treatment of Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow.
-- All About The Arts (Rafael de Acha)
Bach: Partitas / Pinnock, RAM
Since 1822 the Royal Academy of Music has inspired generations of musicians to connect; collaborate and create. This recording of Bach Partitas continues this mission; reuniting renowned harpsichordist and conductor Trevor Pinnock with students from the Royal Academy of Music and The Glenn Gould School of The Royal Conservatory in Toronto. Following the success of Goldberg Variations (arr. for small orchestra by Józef Koffler); the Principal of the Academy; Jonathan Freeman-Attwood commissioned ‘re-imaginings’ of three of Bach’s most celebrated keyboard Partitas for the same scoring; by alumnus composer Thomas Oehler. The creative challenge – to bring a fresh perspective to some of Bach’s most elegant resourceful and refined keyboard writing – pays off in the hands of wonderfully talented musicians; and reveals how Oehler’s faithful response to Bach’s score allows the music to glow as brightly as ever.
Traum der Jugend / Kebyart
With this album, fittingly entitled Traum der Jugend, the young musicians of Kebyart see a longstanding dream come true. Drawn by its eagerness to reveal new soundworlds, the saxophone quartet has interwoven works from different epochs and given them a new, unconventional guise through its own arrangements. Taking Jörg Widmann’s 7 Capricci as a starting point – a work specially written for the quartet which sparked the idea of this recording – Kebyart draws a myriad of musical connections that journey from Felix Mendelssohn, one of Widmann’s favourite composers, to Johann Sebastian Bach, himself a source of inspiration to Mendelssohn. The programme culminates with a tribute to Fanny Mendelssohn, whose skilful compositions played a key role in developing the musical personality of her brother Felix.
Lorena Mac with Flaubinette Trio
Plein jeu – Bach & Busoni
J.S. Bach: Die Kunst der Fuge, BWV 1080
Campra & Bernier: Venite, exultemus
