Most expensive classical Music
This page includes the most expensive classical Music, or more specifically all products from the category classical Music sorted from the most expensive to the cheapest. This way, the most luxurious pieces can stand out. At the moment, the most expensive product is Muti Riccardo: Riccardo Muti 80th Birthday (91x CD) - CD, which costs 4,219 Kč incl. VAT. Check it out, you may like it. Or you’ll get inspired.
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Gilels Emil: Toccata Op. 7 / Organ Toccata and Fugue / Piano Sonata No. 2 - CD
Music CD - Emil Grigoryevich Gilels was a Ukrainian pianist. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest pianists of all time.
Sofronitsky Vladimir: Four Preludes Op. 74 / Mazurkas / Preludes - CD
Music CD - Vladimir Vladimirovich Sofronitsky representative of the classical piano Soviet school.
Jarkovská Jana: Snow and Stars
Music CD - Jana Jarkovská, one of the most outstanding Czech flutists of today, has released her third CD in cooperation with Czech Radio and Radioservis.
Suk Josef, Josef Hall: 3 generations - CD
Music CD Three generations of the Suk family play for you.
Handel Ida, Czech Philharmonic, Ančerl Karel: Violin Concerts - CD
Music CD - Ida Haendel was rightly described as the “queen of the violin“ at a time when the field was reserved almost without exception for men.
Zajmi Michaela, Zeman Lukáš, Voráček Pavel: Mélodies - CD
Music CD - The two top song cycles for baritone and mezzo-soprano on the texts of Songs of Ancient China by Josef Páleníček are presented on this CD in their world premiere.
Various: Štěpán Filípek 9 - CD
Music CD For cellist and composer Štěpán Filípek, the interpretation of compositions by female composers has become one of the main focuses of his solo recordings.
Suk Josef, Antonio Meneses: String Quartet and Sextet - CD
Music CD Antonín Dvořák - String Quartet and Sextet.
Czech Philharmonic, Talich Václav: Special Edition 1 - CD
Music CD - A dance entry to a special edition dedicated to the 20th century conducting legend Václav Talich. 16 Slavonic Dances in an extraordinary interpretation by Václav Talich and the Czech Philharmonic on a historic Supraphon recording from 1950.
Apollon Quartet, Ladislav Kyselák: Haydn, Rejcha: Quintets
Music CD Michael Haydn (1737-1806) Nocturne in C major for 2 violins, 2 violas and cello (1773) Czech Radio recording from 2007 Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836) Quintet in B major for clarinet and string quartet, op. 89 (1809) Czech Radio recording from 2013
Matysov Quartet: Matys: String Quartets
Music CD Recorded at the Czech Radio Brno by the Matys Quartet composed of: Richard Kružík - 1st violin, Jakub Látal - 2nd violin, David Šlechta - viola, Robert Kružík - cello
Various: Apple Train
Music CD Škampa Quartet, Barbora Haasová - flute, Alena Hron - conductor, Canticum Ostrava, Jurij Galatenko - choirmaster
Kozderkova Lenka: Goelan
Music CD The contemporary works for flute have been created gradually since the spring of 2019, when the flutist approached five authors and long-time friends who wrote a piece tailored for her.
Brendel/Previn/Wph: Pictures At An Exhibition
Music CD PIC version on CD in Picture Disc edition. This particular edition was published in Germany by Philips Digital Classics on 22 July 1996
Herreweghe Philippe: Christmas Oratorio
Music CD Philippe Herreweghe is a Belgian conductor. He is especially renowned as a pioneer of an authentic performance style of early music and is considered one of the leading experts and interpreters of Bach's works
Wunderlich Fritz: Die Schone Mullerin
Music CD Fritz Wunderlich, full name Friedrich Karl Otto Wunderlich, was a German opera singer. He is especially famous for his interpretations of Mozart repertoire
Karajan Herbert: New Year's Concert In Wien 1987
Music CD Herbert von Karajan, was an Austrian conductor. He was one of the best known and most important conductors of the 20th century and was a dominant figure in European classical music from 1960 until his death
Špelina Karel: Viola (Mendelssohn / Shostakovich / Glazunov)
Music CD Karel Špelina is a native of Pilsen, since 1994 professor of viola and chamber music at the Prague Conservatory.
Kozderková Jarmila: Piano Compositions of Czech Classicism (2xCD) - CD
Music CD - After graduating from the piano department of the Prague Conservatoire, Jarmila Kozderková continued her piano studies with Professor Ilona Štěpánová-Kurzová and also studied with František Maxián Sr. and studied chamber music with Professor Ladislav Černý
