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Bullock Julia, Reif Christian: Walking In The Dark - LP
LP Record - Debut solo album of singer Julia Bullock on Nonesuch label, combining elements of classical music, jazz and spiritual. The most famous track on the record is probably "Knoxville: The Summer of 1915" by Samuel Barber on a powerful text by James Agee.
3 Tenors - 3 Tenors: In Concert 1994 With Zubin Mehta (Edition 2017) (2x LP) - CD
LP Record - When you say three tenors - it is clear to everyone that these are world leaders in opera music. Domingo, Pavarotti and Carreras began working and recording together. This is a recording of their 1994 live performance in Los Angeles. Now also available on 2LP.
Hackett Steve: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Re-Issue 2025)
LP Record - Album "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by Steve Hackett and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Complesso Strumentale Ital: Dali In Venice
LP Record - (RSD 2019) Year of publication: 1962 Year of reissue: 2019
Bruckner Anton: Symphony No. 9 (4 Movement Version)
LP Record - Anton Bruckner worked on his Ninth Symphony almost literally until his death, leaving behind an austere yet magnificent torso that heralds the end of the 19th century symphony.
Debicz Aleksander: Magnolia
LP Record - Contemporary Polish author Aleksander Dębicz (b. 1988) says of his new recording: 'Magnolia' is my sixth album and it is completely filled with my original songs.
Claude Debussy: Impressions: Sound of Debussy
LP Record Shimmering colours, intoxicating sounds: The Sound of Debussy on vinyl for the 100th anniversary of his death. Few composers are instantly recognisable by their sound alone. Claude Debussy, who passed away 100 years ago in March 2018, is one of them. He was among the first to discover sound as a medium for musical composition. While others were exploring new harmonies, melodies, or rhythms, he succeeded with his own unique "sound," which would later be known as Impressionism. The LP, Impressions – The Sound of Debussy, features the most important excerpts from his groundbreaking recordings. If any musical genre is perfectly suited to the high-fidelity demands of 180g vinyl, it is Debussy's Impressionism.
Frédéric Chopin: The Legendary 1965 Recording
LP Record A perfect Chopin moment: Martha Argerich's legendary 1965 album on vinyl "I stole a glance into the studio to make sure that the flood of sound was really coming from the tiny girl sitting at the piano. It was unbelievable... She came into the control room, looked at me and beamed, because she knew what a tremendous impression she had made on me." What happened in June 1965, described here by producer Suvi Raj Grubb, made recording history: a young Martha Argerich, winner of the 1965 Chopin Competition in Warsaw, recorded her first recital as an exclusive EMI artist. It became one of the most famous classical music albums. Now, for the pianist's 75th
Vivaldi Antonio / Herbert Von Karajan: Four Seasons (2017 Edition) - LP
LP Record - The Four Seasons is the title of Antonio Vivaldi's first four (and arguably most famous) violin concertos grosso from his collection of 12 concertos
Maria Callas: Remastered
LP Record Maria Callas on LP: The best of Maria Callas in a new remaster. She is still considered the opera icon of our time – even almost forty years after her death in 1977. This September, all fans of Callas (and those who wish to become fans) can experience the legacy of this superdiva in a new way: all the singer's studio recordings, made between 1949 and 1969, are being released for the first time, remastered from the original tapes in 24-bit/96kHz quality. The prima donna assoluta in unprecedented sonic clarity: these are the highlights of this album, which documents the absolute peaks of Callas's career in a very compact format.
Arvo Pärt: The Sound of Arvo Pärt
LP Record Arvo Pärt is a symbol of Eastern European transformation, turning minimal music into something sacred: his "sound of silence" is evident in works like Tabula Rasa, Spiegel im Spiegel, Fratres and Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten – compositions of mathematical purity, in which the notes seem to subordinate themselves to the universal patterns of the cosmos.
Harnoncourt, Nikolaus: Music at the Court of Emperor Maximilian I
LP Record - Nikolaus Harnoncourt was an Austrian conductor, cellist, music journalist, one of the founders of classical music performance on period instruments
Paray Paul, Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Music Of Chabrier - LP
LP Record - This album features Emmanuel Chabrier's 'Espa? a', 'Suite pastorale', 'F? te polonaise', 'Gwendoline' and 'Danse slave. ' Recorded in the auditorium of Cass Technical High School, November 18, 1960 with three microphones.
James Jim, Abrams Teddy: Order Of Nature - LP
LP Record - Hypnotic meeting of classical and folk-rock worlds.
Agnes Obel: Philharmonics
LP Record A beautiful debut album from Danish artist Agnes Obel, stylistically somewhere between Katie Melua and Feist. Agnes Obel is already known to German audiences thanks to her fantastic song "Just So", which was used by Telekom in one of its recent major campaigns and has inspired many listeners – once you hear it, you'll never forget it! The album is defined by Agnes Obel's distinctive voice and minimalist instrumentation (cello and piano), making it an essential album for listening at home.
Johann Sebastian Bach: The Goldberg Variations CLR
LP Record This album is a masterpiece of classical music composed by Johann Sebastian Bach. It was originally written for the harpsichord, but over the years it has been performed on many different instruments. The album is a collection of 30 variations on a single theme.
The Residents: Meet The Residents
LP Record A vinyl reissue of the classic album by The Residents, originally released on Ralph Records in 1974. The Residents' completely crazy journey began with this debut! Thrown into the huge sonic meat grinder of the time were influences from Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart to Raymond Scott and Sun Ra. This release is the best place to enter the wild and wonderful world of The Residents for the first time. Back on vinyl for the first time after a long dry spell!
Gustavo Dudamel, Viola Davis: Peter and the Wolf (Viola Davis)
LP Record - Peter and the Wolf is a symphonic fairy tale for children, composed in 1936 by the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev.
Dead Can Dance: Spleen and Ideal
LP Record Released in 1985, Dead Can Dance's album Spleen and Ideal is an ethereal masterpiece that takes the listener on a journey through the afterlife. The album is dark and haunting, with Lisa Gerrard's operatic vocals soaring over Brendan Perry's atmospheric instrumentals. Spleen and Ideal is an essential listen for any fan of darkwave or gothic music.
Dead Can Dance: Aion
LP Record Released in 1990, Dead Can Dance's album Aion is an ethereal and atmospheric work, often considered one of the band's finest. The album draws on elements of world music, classical, and folk, creating a rich and evocative journey that transports the listener to distant lands. From the captivating opener "The Arrival and the Reunion" to the hauntingly beautiful "Summoning of the Muse", Aion is a fascinating and unforgettable experience.
