A journey through passion, vision, and sensuality, this album brings together three luminous works for voice and orchestra. At its heart is Ernest Chausson’s “Poème de l’amour et de la mer”, Op. 19 – a sweeping, late-Romantic meditation on love and loss, where human emotion dissolves into the vastness of the sea.

The Cleveland Orchestra’s latest recording, featuring Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 27 with Garrick Ohlsson and Symphony No. 29, offers a masterclass in clarity, elegance, and expressive restraint.

Newly arrived in Paris, where he meets again his ex-pupil Marie-Antoinette, Gluck decides to court the Parisian public by revising one of his great Viennese successes: Orfeo ed Euridice.

Arising from a passion shared with his father, Luis Fernando Pérez is inviting you to explore his ‘encores’, the little pearls he only reveals to the audience at his concerts.

Maya Magub is a British violinist based in LA. Praised by Gramophone for her "endless inventiveness" and by Strad Magazine for "her aristocratic poise, her technical command" and "powerful dynamic range", Maya Magub has performed in many of the world’s greatest concert halls, and on numerous movies and records.

When we think of the waltz, it is easy to imagine the ballrooms of European high society in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. However, to dismiss it as just another formal ballroom dance does it a great disservice! Evolving out of earlier peasant dances and breaking through to the ballroom, it was the waltz that for the first time allowed dancers to face one another and revolve together in an embrace. This was nothing short of a shocking outrage to many, and yet, the waltz persisted, breaking social norms and resistance. It then broke geographical boundaries as well as it began to spread across Europe and become a dance of many different national flavours.

Home is a return to the essentials. In this new album, recorded in Normandy, where Emmanuel Rosenfelder lives, breathes and finds himself, the guitarist retraces his career and reveals his influences. Each of the 20 tracks on this recording is a piece from the exceptionally diverse universe of the musician, who gives free rein to his virtuosity with the help of transcriptions of his own works. From the first notes he heard of Chopin or Schumann, to the precious lessons of his teacher Lagoya, the discovery of Sor or Ponce, to the lullabies that have taken a place in his repertoire…

Rossfelder started playing the guitar at the age of 5.

Arising from a passion shared with his father, Luis Fernando Pérez is inviting you to explore his ‘encores’, the little pearls he only reveals to the audience at his concerts. This album, recorded in a single session, combines masterpieces with rare items, paying tribute to those like his father who supported and inspired him from the very start.

Where does music come from? Where does it start?

Sources inconnues was born from these (non-exhaustive) questions. A piece from Jean-Yves Labat de Rossi’s album En Voyage —musician known as Mr. Frog and cofounder of the Ad Vitam records label— lent its name to this musical recollection. Is this yet another concept album gathering random pieces that have nothing to do with each other merely adorned with a clever, enigmatic title and a misleading premise, all in an attempt to dress itself up in pseudo-intellectualism and wrap the whole thing in a trendy, marketable theme? Reader, listener, trust me. If I had any kind of marketing plan, I’d have recorded Beethoven’s last 3 sonatas or Chopin’s Four ballads instead of starting out with a monograph dedicated to Moondog and following that up with Alan Hovhaness, Philip Glass, Erik Satie and Keith Jarrett.

RossoPorpora made it's Arcana debut with an album dedicated to Luca Marenzio, which received widespread critical acclaim, including the German Record Critics' Award, Classic Voice's Disc of the Month, a Diapason rating of 5, and five-star reviews from Musica and Amadeus.

The deliciously erotic aspects of the text of the Song of Solomon inspired a great many composers during the 17th century, although it remains curious that even the strictest Lutheran composers could not resist setting it to music.

L'Enlèvement du Sérail (French Version) avec Florie Valiquette, qui inclut aussi la participation de Gaétan Jarry et l'Orchestre de l'Opéra Royal, est un enregistrement vocal de l'œuvre de Mozart, avec un enregistrement de Mathias Vidal disponible dans le catalogue d'Apple Music Classical et sur Deezer.

Following her internationally acclaimed and multi-award-winning 2023 debut….