Schubert/ Munchner Symphoniker - Symphony 5 in B Major D 485 / Symphony 6The recording presented here is dedicated to the last two symphonies of Franz Schubert's earlier compositional period. Both are united by their emergence in the atmosphere of the amateur orchestra founded by Otto Hatwig, in which Franz played the viola, and his brother Ferdinand the violin. This orchestra was a stroke of luck for the young Schubert, akin to a laboratory where he could thoroughly test his compositions against the works of composing

The edition brings together Berliner Philharmoniker recordings from the last ten years

Jones made considerably less appearances on the show than many of his contemporaries but lack of quantity is outweighed by the quality of these fantastic performances

The album features a new and improved full band line-up

she asked some of her favourite producers to pick a track from the album to remix

Their latest outing

through moments of disarming quiet and explosive volume

The decision to transcribe for solo violin these two famous works was also inspired by their great melodic power

who for the last three decades

H l ne Plouffe - Pieces for Harpsichord / Sonata 4

The River gracefully explores the fragile connections between transitory emotions and steadfast creation

the violinist has never stopped searching for truths hidden within the depth and beauty of music

Ferry Corsten