Gustavo Dudamel and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela have achieved double platinum sales in their home country for Fiesta, as well as gold for their recording of Beethoven’s Symphonies 5 and 7. The special discs…
The Academy of Ancient Music has launched its own record label, AAM Records. Previously largely affiliated with Decca and Harmonia Mundi with over 300 discs to its name, the AAM will now…
The Academy of Ancient Music has launched its own record label, AAM Records. Previously largely affiliated with Decca and Harmonia Mundi with over 300 discs to its name, the AAM will now…
The Academy of Ancient Music has launched its own record label, AAM Records. Previously largely affiliated with Decca and Harmonia Mundi with over 300 discs to its name, the AAM will now…
Robin Ticciati cements his reputation as an outstanding Berliozian with his latest recording. With his second release for Linn, Ticciati could do for the Scottish mezzo what Barbirolli did for the…
Here’s a guide to 10 of the best Baroque operas , with some highly recommended recordings to go with them. Rameau may have been France’s undisputed master of harmony, but…
Deutsche Grammophon has launched a new crossover imprint called ‘Panorama’. Its first release will be from German electronica group, Schiller. ‘Panorama is Deutsche Grammophon’s new “innovation lab”,’ said Frank Briegmann, president…
Many listeners will know Karl Jenkins best of all for his series of Adiemus albums, all of them variations on the unique musical concept which he pioneered with the million-selling Adiemus: Songs of Sanctuary in…
This album of Prokofiev’s March from The Love for Three Oranges suite performed by the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Andrew Litton. The recording, on the BIS label, also includes Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 6 and…
Polish operatic tenor Piotr Beczała known worldwide for the singular beauty of his tone, his first solo project Heart’s Delight, as an exclusive Deutsche Grammophon artist has gone Gold in his native Poland on the first…