Harmonia Mundi
Described by the New York Times as “one of Europe’s finest independent record companies”, harmonia mundi’s origins date back half a century when, in 1958, a French journalist with connections to the book trade, Bernard Coutaz, decided to found his own publishing house for music. A year later the label had released its first recording, Chants From The Slavonic Liturgy.
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Recording of the Week,
A double-bill of very different Baroque violin albums
Nicola Benedetti makes a successful first venture into early music with a programme of Geminiani and Vivaldi, and Théotime Langlois de Swarte teams up with William Christie to bring some French Baroque gems to light.
Recording of the Week,
François-Xavier Roth conducts Beethoven's Eroica Symphony
Les Siècles and François-Xavier Roth return to the music of Beethoven with a dramatic, illuminating account of the Third Symphony, coupled with an energetic performance of an overture by Méhul.
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- 1+1 (18)
- America! (5)
- American Pianists Association (3)
- Bezuidenhout Mozart Series (8)
- Century (2)
- Christmas Edition (9)
- Classical Express (46)
- Cuarteto Casals Beethoven Quartets (7)
- Curiosita (10)
- Debussy Centenary Edition (10)
- Flamenco (1)
- Handel 250th Anniversary (1)
- harmonia#nova (10)
- Haydn Edition (5)
- Herreweghe Bach Cantatas (14)
- HMGold (120)
- HMHeritage (4)
- Initiales (2)
- Jacobs Mozart Operas (7)
- Latitudes (3)
- Les Arts Florissants (20)
- Les Leçons Particulieres De Musique (6)
- Les Nouveaux Musiciens (20)
- Matthias Goerne Schubert Edition (9)
- Monteverdi Opera Edition (2)
- Mozart Edition (5)
- Musique d'Abord (250)
- Paul Lewis Beethoven (6)
- Roth Mahler Symphonies (3)
- Van Cliburn International Piano Competition (12)
