Concerto Copenhagen Mortensen - Overtures BWV 1066-1069Concerto Copenhagen, the Danish National Baroque Orchestra, has developed into one of Scandinavia's leading Baroque orchestras and has earned it's place in the front ranks of the world's most fascinating and innovative orchestras of this kind. The orchestra now turns to Johann Sebastian Bach's famous Orchestral Suites. Although extensive research has been conducted for many years, it is not known when the suites were composed. Today everything

Roberto Minczuk - Bachianas Brasileiras 1

The performance clarifies what many people across the globe already know: in his fifth decade of music-making Hailu Mergia continues to push the boundaries of his remarkable abilities

because it is an exceedingly remarkable and idiosyncratic piece

and Daniel Raiskin has found such an interpreter in the person of the Swedish cellist Thorleif Thedéen: sovereign in every technical respect

includes selected highlights from sessions for John Peel

Marcello Nardis and Duilio Meucci complete this album with three additional works by Dowland including the original "Come

who is said to have asked for variations on that theme

the 'four musketeers' of the violin in Venice during the first half of the 18th century"

the fourth single

Quartetto Klimt is one of the most interesting chamber music groups in Italy today

inventing everything and almost preferring probabilities to the truth

The final song by Mahler