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The Next Generation Mozart Soloists series continues with two of Mozart's last piano concertos. Conductor and series stalwart @howardgriffiths_official returns to conduct the ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien and soloist @alimbeisembayev in KV 503 and KV 537, the ‘Coronation Concerto’.

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Quatuor Voce (@les_voce) presents an overview of Argentine music, with the great Argentine guitarist Pablo Marquez and Jean-Baptiste Henry on bandoneon augmenting the string quartet with these two essential instruments. A colourful programme inspired by visits to Buenos Aires and Rosario.

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(Part I) @filippogorini.pianist continues his Sonata for 7 Cities project with Live in Cape Town, the second instalment in this ambitious and original piano odyssey. Recorded at City Hall, where Nelson Mandela gave his first speech after his release from prison, Gorini presents a new commission by composer Federico Gardella alongside major works from the repertoire: Franz Schubert’s Piano Sonata in B Flat Major and Robert Schumann’s Kreisleriana, eight fantasies which explore the composer’s full emotional range.

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For the second volume of its complete Beethoven piano trios series on @alpha_classics, the @buschtrio adds the Trio in G major and the Trio in E flat to its discography. As well as two charming Allegrettos, the Busch Trio performs the Variations in E flat major.

Discover 'Beethoven: The Piano Trios, Vol. 2' now at the link in our bio ↖

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‘Haydn 2032, Vol. 19: Trauer’ continues @giovanni_antonini_official’s acclaimed series of Haydn’s complete symphonies, featuring Nos. 44, 52 and 108, performed with @il_giardino_armonico_. Antonini’s inclusion of complementary works by other composers prompts characteristically interesting pairings by Scheidt and Pärt.

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@behzod_abduraimov’s third solo recital for @alpha_classics is a demonstration of the pianist’s immense depth of musicality combined with phenomenal technique and breath-taking delicacy. ‘Inferno’ features an array of works by Czerny, Liszt, Debussy, Stravinsky and Brahms.

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‘Vsevolod Zavidov Plays Rachmaninoff’ has been chosen as one of @applemusic’s 10 Classical Albums You Must Hear This Month! In its review, Apple Music praised the pianist’s “glistening virtuoso credentials” and “delicate sense of poetry” displayed on this “impressive recital”. @vsevolod.zavidov’s own transcription of Rachmaninoff’s romantic Vocalise is showcased on this playlist of April’s best new classical releases.

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A big thank you to Megan Westberg for the cover story @stringsmagazine about the Blackbirds album ‘Music from the 1960s’ with my dear friends @maxim_emelyanychev and @thomasdunford and the @sverigesradiossymfoniorkester @berwaldhallen.

“I grew up in a small town, in Gütersloh, where Hans Werner Henze was born. Thanks to him and the promoter Klaus Klein, there were days of new music every year, where I met György Ligeti, Wolfgang Rihm, Aribert Reimann, and Hans Werner Henze in person, and encountered the music of John Cage, Earle Brown, and Feldman. I turned pages, listened to Ligeti talking about his piano études, and heard many first performances…New music was a common thing. Thanks to these influences, I could say that music of the post-war time was something that formed my childhood —it was vital and existential.”

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A big thank you to Megan Westberg for the cover story @stringsmagazine about the Blackbirds album ‘Music from the 1960s’ with my dear friends @maxim_emelyanychev and @thomasdunford and the @sverigesradiossymfoniorkester @berwaldhallen.

“I grew up in a small town, in Gütersloh, where Hans Werner Henze was born. Thanks to him and the promoter Klaus Klein, there were days of new music every year, where I met György Ligeti, Wolfgang Rihm, Aribert Reimann, and Hans Werner Henze in person, and encountered the music of John Cage, Earle Brown, and Feldman. I turned pages, listened to Ligeti talking about his piano études, and heard many first performances…New music was a common thing. Thanks to these influences, I could say that music of the post-war time was something that formed my childhood —it was vital and existential.”

@alpha_classics @outheremusic @larsenstrings

A big thank you to Megan Westberg for the cover story @stringsmagazine about the Blackbirds album ‘Music from the 1960s’ with my dear friends @maxim_emelyanychev and @thomasdunford and the @sverigesradiossymfoniorkester @berwaldhallen.

“I grew up in a small town, in Gütersloh, where Hans Werner Henze was born. Thanks to him and the promoter Klaus Klein, there were days of new music every year, where I met György Ligeti, Wolfgang Rihm, Aribert Reimann, and Hans Werner Henze in person, and encountered the music of John Cage, Earle Brown, and Feldman. I turned pages, listened to Ligeti talking about his piano études, and heard many first performances…New music was a common thing. Thanks to these influences, I could say that music of the post-war time was something that formed my childhood —it was vital and existential.”

@alpha_classics @outheremusic @larsenstrings

A big thank you to Megan Westberg for the cover story @stringsmagazine about the Blackbirds album ‘Music from the 1960s’ with my dear friends @maxim_emelyanychev and @thomasdunford and the @sverigesradiossymfoniorkester @berwaldhallen.

“I grew up in a small town, in Gütersloh, where Hans Werner Henze was born. Thanks to him and the promoter Klaus Klein, there were days of new music every year, where I met György Ligeti, Wolfgang Rihm, Aribert Reimann, and Hans Werner Henze in person, and encountered the music of John Cage, Earle Brown, and Feldman. I turned pages, listened to Ligeti talking about his piano études, and heard many first performances…New music was a common thing. Thanks to these influences, I could say that music of the post-war time was something that formed my childhood —it was vital and existential.”

@alpha_classics @outheremusic @larsenstrings

A big thank you to Megan Westberg for the cover story @stringsmagazine about the Blackbirds album ‘Music from the 1960s’ with my dear friends @maxim_emelyanychev and @thomasdunford and the @sverigesradiossymfoniorkester @berwaldhallen.

“I grew up in a small town, in Gütersloh, where Hans Werner Henze was born. Thanks to him and the promoter Klaus Klein, there were days of new music every year, where I met György Ligeti, Wolfgang Rihm, Aribert Reimann, and Hans Werner Henze in person, and encountered the music of John Cage, Earle Brown, and Feldman. I turned pages, listened to Ligeti talking about his piano études, and heard many first performances…New music was a common thing. Thanks to these influences, I could say that music of the post-war time was something that formed my childhood —it was vital and existential.”

@alpha_classics @outheremusic @larsenstrings

Quatuor Voce (@les_voce) create a colourful programme of tangos, zamba, chacarera, cueca and baguala on 'Figures Argentines', commissioning works from composers Fernando Fiszbein, Gabriel Sivak and Jean-Baptiste Henry. Piazzolla and Ginestera complete the album. The latest single is an arrangement for String Quartet and Bandoneon by Jean-Baptiste Henry; Sebastián Piana's 'Milonga triste'.

Pre-order the album (out May 15th) and listen to this single at the link in our bio ↖

The release concert will take place on May 7th at @salle.cortot, Paris.

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Greek-Russian pianist @sashastychkina makes her recording debut as part of @alpha_classics’ ‘Piano Stories’ series. The youngest ever winner of the Marguerite Long International Piano Competition performs works by the little-known composer Alexei Vladimirovich Stanchinsky and repertoire heavyweights such as Weber, Bartók, Chopin and Liszt. The album opens with Ravel’s Menuet sur le nom d’Haydn, a tribute inspired by the centenary of Haydn’s death which is filled with tenderness and charm.

Pre-order the album (out June 5th) and listen to this first single at the link in our bio ↖

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Very happy that we could get this piece recorded with my dear friend @maxim_emelyanychev and the fabulous @sverigesradio @berwaldhallen 🙏

Out now:

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The @nfm_choir (@nfmwro) creates a dialogue between Polish and French 20th-century music on its new album, echoing the roots of the Wrocław-based choir and its French conductor, Lionel Sow. Four works by Penderecki are juxtaposed with works by Daniel-Lesur, Marçot, Poulenc and Messiaen.

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